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As a clinical assistant professor specializing in emergency medicine at �����о��� Langone Hospital—Brooklyn, I am deeply committed to providing high-quality patient care. My role allows me to supervise and mentor residents, physician assistants, and medical students, fostering an environment of learning and collaboration. I believe that hands-on experience and practical application are vital for developing critical thinking and teamwork skills in future healthcare professionals. Mentorship is incredibly important to me, and I strive to support and guide my trainees as they embark on their careers.

Since joining ������� Langone in 2016, I have dedicated myself to ensuring that each patient receives the best possible care. My extensive training and experience, including my doctor of medicine from the State University Hospital of New York, have equipped me with the skills necessary to handle a wide range of medical emergencies. Additionally, my role as a diversity ambassador within the Ronald O. Perelman Department of Emergency Medicine allows me to advocate for inclusivity and representation, working to create a healthcare environment that mirrors the diverse communities we serve.

Throughout my career, I have been actively involved in medical education and leadership. I am a proud graduate of the American College of Emergency Physicians Teaching Fellowship Program, which has further developed my skills in medical education. I actively participate in departmental conferences, lead small group teaching sessions, and engage in panel discussions. My commitment to education drives me to mentor medical students and residents, equipping them with the tools they need to thrive in their future roles.

With active medical licenses in New York and New Jersey, I am committed to both clinical excellence and educational leadership. I strive to inspire my patients and colleagues through my unwavering dedication to healthcare, education, and the betterment of the communities I serve.