Amy Fan's guest appearances

Amy Fan

Empowered Patient Podcast

OneHaas

Thesis Thursday

Forward Thinking Founders

Sean Li

Jason Wang

Chris Edwards

Michael Parker

Andrew Parker

Jack Altman

Austen Allred

Immad Akhund

Leo Polovets

Jason Calacanis

Daniel Gross

Gaurav Jain

Isaac Morehouse

Kathryn Finney

Manish Chandra

OwlTail

Hi, my name is Amy Fan; born in Canada, I moved with my family to Chandler where I learned to acclimate to the Arizona heat. I am a UA senior double majoring in Molecular Cellular Biology and Statistics Data Science with a minor in musical performance. As an undergraduate researcher, I work in the Gutenkunst lab studying mathematical models inferring recombination rates. Canonical models operate under the assumptions of neutrality, but in real life, we have plenty of mutations that are better or worse for us…So considering these is a must! Through my two years at UBRP, I have been fortunate enough to work in two different labs. As an undergraduate in the Gregorio Lab, I studied neonatal heart disease at a molecular level. Dr. Gregorio recognized my fascination with big data and supported my transition into a computational lab, which led me to the Gutenkunst Lab the following year. I am so grateful for my experience in UBRP which has opened me up to the world of computational biology, something I had not considered as Molecular Biology Major when I first joined as a sophomore. I am currently pursuing a Statistics research in graduate school and studying computational systems of biology. Outside of university, I enjoy watching movies with friends, running, and songwriting about the human experience. As co-president of Music and Medicine Club at the university, I also perform with fellow musicians at local clinics and hospitals.

Hi, my name is Amy Fan; born in Canada, I moved with my family to Chandler where I learned to acclimate to the Arizona heat. I am a UA senior double majoring in Molecular Cellular Biology and Statistics Data Science with a minor in musical performance. As an undergraduate researcher, I work in the Gutenkunst lab studying mathematical models inferring recombination rates. Canonical models operate under the assumptions of neutrality, but in real life, we have plenty of mutations that are better or worse for us…So considering these is a must! Through my two years at UBRP, I have been fortunate enough to work in two different labs. As an undergraduate in the Gregorio Lab, I studied neonatal heart disease at a molecular level. Dr. Gregorio recognized my fascination with big data and supported my transition into a computational lab, which led me to the Gutenkunst Lab the following year. I am so grateful for my experience in UBRP which has opened me up to the world of computational biology, something I had not considered as Molecular Biology Major when I first joined as a sophomore. I am currently pursuing a Statistics research in graduate school and studying computational systems of biology. Outside of university, I enjoy watching movies with friends, running, and songwriting about the human experience. As co-president of Music and Medicine Club at the university, I also perform with fellow musicians at local clinics and hospitals.

Amy Fan

On our third episode of the OneHaas Alumni High Impact Teaming (HIT) Series with Dr. Brandi Pearce, we have a conversation with Haas alumni Amy Fan. Amy completed the dual degree program with an MBA and MPH in 2019.During her time at Haas, she also launched her start-up, TwentyEight Health, a women’s health platform to provide reproductive and sexual health care, with a focus on providing access to underserved communities.  Amy’s experience growing up in Canada with public healthcare and her professional experience years working as a management consultant and for a start-up team providing direct consumer skincare, fostered a client centered and equity lens that she has brought to the design of TwentyEight Health.  Listen to how she has leveraged her experiences to design and build her team with intention and lead during this challenging time.Disclaimer: The views shared in this episode are Amy’s personal opinions and reflections and not necessarily those of her employer.Episode Quotes:"Haas has created this ecosystem where there's a lot of a sense of psychological safety, even from a relationship perspective.""We want to make sure that everyone feels supported and even though we might be working on different things, at the end of the day, we're working towards a bigger goal.""Giving people that sense of ownership over their projects makes it a lot easier for them to also think through."Show Links:LinkedInTwentyEight HealthForbes article about TwentyEight Health Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations

On our third episode of the OneHaas Alumni High Impact Teaming (HIT) Series with Dr. Brandi Pearce, we have a conversation with Haas alumni Amy Fan. Amy completed the dual degree program with an MBA and MPH in 2019. During her time at Haas, she also launched her start-up, TwentyEight Health, a women’s health platform to provide reproductive and sexual health care, with a focus on providing access to underserved communities.   Amy’s experience growing up in Canada with public healthcare and her professional experience years working as a management consultant and for a start-up team providing direct consumer skincare, fostered a client centered and equity lens that she has brought to the design of TwentyEight Health.   Listen to how she has leveraged her experiences to design and build her team with intention and lead during this challenging time. Disclaimer: The views shared in this episode are Amy’s personal opinions and reflections and not necessarily those of her employer. <h3>Episode Quotes:</h3> "Haas has created this ecosystem where there's a lot of a sense of psychological safety, even from a relationship perspective." "We want to make sure that everyone feels supported and even though we might be working on different things, at the end of the day, we're working towards a bigger goal." "Giving people that sense of ownership over their projects makes it a lot easier for them to also think through." <h3>Show Links:</h3> <ul><li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/amychfan/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a></li><li><a href="https://twentyeighthealth.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TwentyEight Health</a></li><li><a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/gabbyshacknai/2020/05/28/how-twentyeight-health-founder-amy-fan-is-making-birth-control-accessible-and-affordable/?sh=17b8ae256704" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Forbes article about TwentyEight Health </a></li></ul>Support this podcast at — <a href="https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations</a>

Amy Fan, FTMBA 19 – Cofounder of TwentyEight Health - Leading Dynamic Startup Teams from Afar

Amy Fan is the founder of TwentyEight Health! They offer birth control pills, patch, ring and emergency contraception (Plan B or equivalent) prescriptions and delivery.Listen to this episode if:  You want to learn more about the origin story for TwentyEight Health Want to hear about how she gets the word out about it Curious about was the vision is for this TwentyEight Health Thanks to Primeflow for sponsoring this episode of FTF!It’s time to focus on your biggest advantage - your relationships. Partner up with your network and drive business. Their software takes care of everything else. With Primeflow, you can source partners, manage your leads, and collect your fees, all within one easy software product. Check it out here.  ★ Support this podcast ★ 

Amy Fan is the founder of <a href="https://twentyeighthealth.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TwentyEight Health</a>! They offer birth control pills, patch, ring and emergency contraception (Plan B or equivalent) prescriptions and delivery.Listen to this episode if: <ul> <li>You want to learn more about the origin story for TwentyEight Health</li> <li>Want to hear about how she gets the word out about it</li> <li>Curious about was the vision is for this TwentyEight Health</li> </ul> Thanks to Primeflow for sponsoring this episode of FTF! It’s time to focus on your biggest advantage - your relationships. Partner up with your network and drive business. Their software takes care of everything else. With Primeflow, you can source partners, manage your leads, and collect your fees, all within one easy software product. Check it out <a href="https://bit.ly/3hMvKET" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. <a href="https://forwardthinking.substack.com/" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">★ Support this podcast ★</a>

339 -  Amy Fan (TwentyEight Health) On Birth Control