As a pediatric endocrinologist, I care for patients with a broad range of diagnoses impacting the endocrine system (including growth, thyroid, pituitary, pubertal and adrenal disorders, as well as type 1 diabetes), with a particular interest in growth disorders. During my training, I was fortunate to work with experts in the field, gaining experience evaluating and treating less common conditions such as growth hormone resistance (Laron syndrome, STAT5B deficiency), aggrecan deficiency, Temple syndrome, tricho-rhino-pharyngeal syndrome and Silver-Russell syndrome, amongst others. As a member of the Cincinnati Center for Growth Disorders, I hope to continue efforts to meet the needs of patients and families.

I was drawn to pediatric endocrinology by the opportunity to develop long-term relationships with patients and families, the broad clinical scope of diagnosis and the numerous research opportunities.

I believe in a pragmatic approach to work-up and management, working closely with patients and families in shared decision-making that tailors patient care to their needs. I incorporate aspects of evidence-based medicine and cost-conscientious decision-making in my discussions with patients and families.

With my research endeavors, I hope to help uncover new and emerging growth modalities that improve efficacy for known indications, expand treatment availability to broader indications and improve patient experience and quality of care. I additionally have a research interest in diabetes technology, optimizing utilization and better matching capabilities of technology devices with patient care needs in those with diabetes.

In my free time, I enjoy playing tennis, traveling to learn about new cultures and environments, and discovering all the things Cincinnati has to offer.