Christiana Oshotse is an MD/MBA candidate focusing on the ethical and equitable integration of emerging technologies into neurosurgical care. Her work sits at the intersection of neurosurgery, policy, business, and access, with a particular interest in how innovations like neurotechnology can both advance treatment and exacerbate disparities if not implemented strategically. Through her research and leadership experiences, she has examined public perceptions of interventions such as deep brain stimulation and explored strategies to improve equitable access to complex care. As a Neurotech Justice Summer Intern, she is committed to advancing responsible innovation that centers patient autonomy, transparency, and inclusivity. Christiana is especially interested in understanding how regulatory, economic, and social frameworks shape the distribution of neurotechnologies, and in developing solutions that ensure these advances benefit all communities. Ultimately, Christiana aims to help build a more just and equitable future for all patients navigating neurological disease.