This residency is a 3 year training program. The main site is at Ben Taub General Hospital, a level I trauma center, comprehensive stroke care center, and chest pain accredited hospital with >95k annual volume through the emergency department. Other training sites include Texas Children's Hospital, Michael E. DeBakey VA, Houston Northwest. Apart from serving as a Chief Resident during my third year, I also served as a class representative and participated on the Resident Education Committee and Resident Wellness Committee.

Elected position within the EMRA Education Committee (national organization). Helped with large annual EMRA educational events at national conferences (ACEP, SAEM, CORD) including 20 in 6, EMRA Quiz Show, and EMRA*Cast.

As part of the BCM EM residency program, we had longitudinal shifts and dedicated months in the pediatric emergency departments at both the main Texas Children's Hospital in the Texas Medical Center and a community Texas Children's affiliated hospital.

As part of the BCM EM residency program, we had a dedicated month devoted to oncologic emergencies at the MD Anderson Cancer Center in the Texas Medical Center.

As a recipient of the NIH Intramural Research Training Award, I worked at the Laboratory of Biochemical Genetics at the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute of the NIH. My research involved using a variety of bench research techniques to investigate the effect of specific biochemical modulators on fat accumulation in mice.