My teaching interest is in working with medical students to teach clinical skills.

My interests are in Obstetrics and Gynecology.

My interests are in inpatient medicine and graduate medical education.

My research interests focus on assessing nutritional status across the life course and dietary supplement research. 

I am interested in graduate program administration.

I use structural biology to understand the immune evasion mechanisms of the HIV-1 virus. My research also involves developing therapeutics aimed at eradicating HIV infections and curing the disease.

My research is focused on the development of the next generation "smart drugs" for treatment of neurogenerative diseases.

My research focuses on the genetic causes of developmental disabilities in children, including: autism, intellectual disability, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, and motor speech disorders. We now use genome sequencing on young children or newborns to identify these rare genetic disease as early as possible to initiate optimal treatment and prevention of co-occurring conditions.

As a clinical health psychologist, I develop, evaluate, and scale technology-assisted interventions to treat multiple risk behaviors that compromise health and well-being.    

I am passionate about creating an optimal learning environment for trainees, mentoring residents and faculty, and pursuing innovative approaches to resident education.