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Driven by a deep curiosity about the human mind and what helps people build a life worth living, I pursued my training at some of the world's most respected institutions.
I completed my general psychiatry residency at the Mayo Clinic—perennially the #1 ranked hospital in the world—where I was immersed in a culture of patient-centered excellence and had the privilege of training with legends in the field. Following this, I further honed my sub-specialty expertise in child and adolescent psychiatry with a fellowship at NYU, New York State's #1-ranked academic medical center, gaining valuable clinical experience at the forefront of modern psychiatric care.
This advanced training is built upon a distinguished foundation, beginning with a bachelor's degree in Human Biology from Cornell University and a medical degree from the Zucker School of Medicine, an affiliate of Northwell Health, New York's largest and most awarded hospital system. This journey has shaped my core belief: the best care combines evidence-based science with genuine compassion.
Beyond my clinical work, I actively contribute to the field by presenting research and giving talks to fellow clinicians at international conferences, such as those held by the American Psychiatric Association and the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. My commitment to providing evidence-based care is rooted in continuous learning. My contributions through peer-reviewed publications—as an author, reviewer, and academic journal editor—ensure that my practice is grounded in the most current, evidence-based knowledge. This dedication to scientific excellence is matched by a genuinely caring and empathetic approach, through which I aim to create a therapeutic environment where my patients feel both expertly guided and deeply understood. You can find my publications on PubMed or ResearchGate.