We interact with the world through our hands, and hand pathology can have a dramatic effect on our lives. Because treatments for these injuries are so tailored, I believe that understanding the patient and their specific needs is the first step in delivering the highest quality care.
My passion for treating individuals so they can return to their active lifestyle has led me to pursue a career in hand/upper extremity. I approach each patient with the compassion I would give a family member and am dedicated to using the best available scientific evidence and advanced techniques to improve their function.
I live an active lifestyle outside of work and enjoy running, rowing, hiking, and skiing. I am the fourth of five children and have seven nieces and nephews. I relax outside of work playing guitar and enjoying concerts.
Fellowships - 2020
University of Utah Medical Center Program
Residency Program - 2019
Duke University Hospital Program
Medical School - 2014
MD, Rush Medical College of Rush University Medical Center
Undergraduate School - 2010
BS, Georgetown University (DC)
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.