The Doctor's Art is a podcast that explores meaning in medicine, featuring stories from physicians, patients, educators, and healthcare leaders.• A top-ranking medical podcast in the US, Canada, and the UK on Apple Podcasts, with 50,000+ monthly downloads.• Distinctions include: Webby Award Honoree, Anthem Awards winner, Signal Awards winner, W3 Awards winner, Davey Awards winner, and People’s Choice Podcast Award Nominee.

Led/co-led the following courses at Stanford:• Healthcare Leadership: an online program developed through Stanford's Center for Health Education that teaches the systems, processes, skills, and abilities that are cultivated over time in effective healthcare leaders• The Digital Future of Health Care: seminar series introducing medical students to how digital health technologies will impact health care delivery and frameworks for thinking strategically about their implementation• Meaning in Medicine: introduces students to reflective practice in medicine, thereby allowing them to develop a philosophy of meaningful work and explore the humanistic dimensions of patient care• Being Mortal - Medicine, Mortality, and Caring for Older Adults: introduces the medical, economic, and ethical considerations pertaining to geriatrics, palliative care, spiritual care, and hospice• Approaching Serious Illness: introduces clinicians to practical strategies for managing difficult conversations with patients about death and dying, grief, advance care planning, geriatric mental health, and goals of care• DCI Presents - the Being Mortal Seminar Series: seminar series offered through the Distinguished Careers Institute. Covers long-term care options in the United States, advance care planning, dealing with dementia in the family, and finding meaning in the context of chronic illnesses and the end of life• Ophthalmology Microsurgery Curriculum: introduces students to basic concepts and skills in microsurgery• Clinical Topics in Ophthalmology: covers professional opportunities available to ophthalmologists in areas of clinical research, community health, biotechnology and pharmaceutical development, international blindness prevention, and graduate and postgraduate education

• Developing policy proposals on the implementation of interoperability standards for health information exchange between health institutions and public health authorities.• Led a team analysing the latest peer-reviewed literature on COVID-19 mechanism/diagnosis/treatment/prevention, in order to develop policy recommendations for containing the spread of COVID-19.• Integrated data extracted from literature review to construct a knowledge base platform providing accessible up-to-date information on COVID-19.

• Developing diagnostic devices for quantifying orbital compartment pressure and orbital compliance; work involves designing and engineering prototypes and performing cadaveric and animal trials, as well as creating user interfaces for interpretation of results• Creating a machine learning algorithm for the diagnosis of diabetic macular edema• Researching new approaches to the surgical management of thyroid eye disease and orbital cancers

GSR Ventures is a venture firm focusing on early-stage companies developing digital health technologies, enterprise software, and consumer platforms, with over $3 billion under management.• Evaluated and sourced investment opportunities in AI-enabled home health, telemedicine, remote patient monitoring/wearables, and clinical trial management.• Created and delivered a sector review on digitally-enabled end-of-life care.

• Led an investigation in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the development and effectiveness of Exposure Notification, the Bluetooth-based digital contact tracing protocol developed by Google and Apple during the COVID-19 pandemic• Published policy recommendations on technology-enabled pandemic surveillance in Public Health Reports, the journal of the US Public Health Service

The Design, Innovation, and Clinical Entrepreneurship Fellowship trains clinicians in developing models and tools of healthcare delivery that are value-based, technologically augmented, and data-driven. Fellows receive education in basic business principles, data science applications, legal frameworks, design thinking, healthcare finance, healthcare service ventures, implementation science, and organizational behavior.

• Developed a business plan for a new hospice system based in Harar, Ethiopia. • Analysed local healthcare policies and culture, formulated personnel organization scheme, evaluated cash flow, and strategised for staff recruitment.

• Evaluated mesenchymal stromal cell-derived exosomes as therapy for congenital diaphragmatic hernia-associated pulmonary hypertension. • Designed simulations of clinical delivery of mesenchymal stromal cell-derived exosomes as hypertension treatment.

• Investigated electronegative low-density lipoproteins as a cause of atherosclerosis and metabolic syndrome.• Analysed serum composition of electronegative low-density lipoproteins as a biomarker for vascular epithelial cell senescence, apoptosis, and necroptosis.

• Conducted patient interviews in all clinics, including cornea, glaucoma, diabetes, uveitis, oculoplastics, and paediatric ophthalmology clinics• Travelled to rural communities in Haryana and Uttarakhand to screen patients for eye-related diseases and identify candidates suitable for cataract surgery• Developed health education and outreach materials, streamlined referral practices, and contributed to creating social service support networks for patients

• As a participant of the Cancer Prevention Research Training Program, explored the mechanism of aspirin’s anti-carcinogenic effects, through the interruption of homologous recombination-mediated DNA repair.