- BS – Neuroscience – Johns Hopkins University
- MS – Medical Sciences – Boston University
- MD – Tufts University School of Medicine
- Internal Medicine Residency – University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Education & Training
My research focuses on understanding cardiopulmonary diseases rooted in chronic inflammation, with a particular emphasis on lysosomal-driven pathways. I plan to study a specific lysosomal-driven pathway using preclinical chronic lung allograft rejection models to gain insights into inflammatory mechanisms. Furthermore, I aim to assess the therapeutic efficacy of a small molecule compound targeting this pathway, aiming to alleviate inflammation and potentially offer therapeutic benefits.
My career goal is to become a successful physician-scientist in cardiology. I am committed to delivering exceptional clinical care to ensure the best possible outcomes for my patients. Additionally, I aim to establish a basic research lab focused on advancing our understanding of cardiopulmonary disease processes and translating these insights into a clinical setting.