I chose family medicine because I wanted to care for people across every stage of life — from obstetrics to geriatrics — and build the kind of sustained relationships that make primary care meaningful. I came to Lexington for its community-focused culture and the chance to help build a residency program that trains compassionate, skilled physicians. I served as an Army physician before transitioning to academic medicine, and that experience shaped how I think about teaching: I believe in developing clinicians who are confident, evidence-driven, and genuinely present for their patients. There is no better work than helping a resident become the doctor they want to be.

Hometown

Trenton, New Jersey

Medical Interests

• Point-of-Care Ultrasound Education and Primary Care Procedures
• Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
• Hospital-Based / Inpatient Medicine

Hobbies

• Learning About Computers and New Technology
• Spending Time Outdoors with Family and Dogs
• Music