As an educator, I am certified to teach mathematics, biology and general science. I currently teach college level anatomy and physiology. a summer medical academy for students interested in pursuing careers in healthcare.As the science department chairperson, I oversee a department of approximately 50 teachers, coordinating programs, curricula and the use and purchase of technology. I also have Building level and District level Administrative Certificates and certification in Educational Leadership.

As a chiropractor, I pursued specialty training in chiropractic neurology achieving diplomate status. I practice evidence based and patient centered care. I lecture to other healthcare professionals.

Pine Bush Health & Chiropractic is located at 42 Simon Drive, Walden, NY. The office features 4 treatment/exam rooms, each outfitted with different equipment and tables allowing us to expertly manage all chiropractic maladies and chronicities. I believe that different problems sometimes require different approaches, therefore, I offer various physiotherapeutic modalities, massage, and traction, in addition to several traditional chiropractic interventions. The physiotherapeutic modalities include electric muscle stimulation, ultrasound, and interferential stimulation along with heat therapy.The goal is to return people to the active lifestyles they are used to without pain and dysfunction. Health restoration might include the management of lower back disorders, sciatica, headaches, or carpal tunnel syndrome. Treatment for these types of problems often start out utilizing passive therapies such as electric muscle stimulation and massage and ultimately progress to stabilization and strengthening exercises. In our office, chiropractic manipulation or the adjustment is a tool that is utilized, when appropriate, to facilitate the healing of injuries, reduce pain, and increase mobility.

- Founder- Collaborating with educators, government, and business leaders in the creation and development of curricula and educational strategies- Topics previously covered include but are not limited to: * Why We Learn: Experimenting with Experimental Brain Science * Technology in the Classroom * Teaching "Outside the Box" * The Perception of Reality (or not?) * Cervicogenic Disequilibrium * The Perception of Pain and Pain Management * Clinical and Practical Review of Human Systems * Zombie Apocalypse: Fleshing Out the Anatomy of a Successful Summer Academy * Conformity is Not a Creative Idea

"Training injuries and Management" featured in Golds Gym Newsletter

- Committee Leader for school accreditation process

- Anatomy and Neuroanatomy teaching assistant- "Upper and Lower Extremity Entrapment Neuropathies" - assisted Dr. Gregory Cramer, D.C., Ph.D., in the examination of entrapment neuropathies via cadaver dissection for publication

- Developed and directed a Spring training baseball program in Florida- Participated in committee on high school mathematics curriculum development- Head Coach of JV Soccer Team & Assistant Coach of Varsity Baseball Team