A Career Built at the Intersection of Law, Medicine, and Government
After serving as a paralegal in the U.S. Army JAG Corps, Emily transitioned into roles supporting federal agencies — including the FAA — where she worked closely with medical, administrative, and operational teams managing high-volume workflows and complex documentation.
Over time, she became known for her ability to translate between worlds — legal language, medical documentation, and federal requirements — making complicated processes clearer and more actionable for the people navigating them.
As a disabled veteran and someone who has personally navigated federal disability systems, Emily understands what it means to live inside the systems she now works within.
That experience is what led her to build The Federal Disability Review — a consulting practice focused on helping federal employees understand the strength of their case, identify gaps in their documentation, and translate their lived experience into functional language that aligns with how decisions are actually made.