I am an Orthopaedic Surgery Resident at the Albert Einstein Medical Center, with an M.D. from the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and B.S. degrees in Physiological Science and Political Science from UCLA. My approach to providing care is patient-centric and based in compassion.I strive to leverage research to continuously improve care. My research background is extensive, with particular focus in the areas of 3D printed bone cement beads for targeted antibiotic delivery, arthroplasty outcomes, and the nexus of renal disease and orthopaedic complications. In 2022, I was awarded the Albert Einstein Society Seed Grant, which has aided me in furthering innovations in patient treatments and care protocols. My commitment to academia is reflected in numerous publications and a strong involvement in medical education, where I guide future generations in science and medicine.Beyond the hospital walls, l've embraced global health initiatives, engaging in medical missions that underscore my belief in the power of compassionate care and international collaboration. I'm keen to connect with peers who are passionate about transformative healthcare and the future of orthopaedics.