I’m currently completing fellowship training in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at The MetroHealth System and Case Western Reserve University, where I also continue to serve as a per diem Academic Hospitalist and Assistant Professor of Medicine.

My journey in medicine has been shaped by a strong foundation in hospital care and a deep commitment to lifelong learning. I’ve had the opportunity to work in resource-limited settings, including a rural ICU, which taught me the importance of teamwork, evidence-based care, and structured training—especially when caring for critically ill patients.

Alongside my clinical work, I’m passionate about medical education and mentoring. I stay actively involved in teaching residents, developing curriculum, and contributing to research that helps improve how we care for patients. I’m especially drawn to pulmonary and critical care because it allows me to build meaningful relationships with patients while navigating complex medical challenges.

It’s a privilege to care for people during some of their most vulnerable moments, and I’m committed to providing thoughtful, collaborative, and compassionate care every step of the way.