
Education and Training
College/University
University of Pennsylvania
Medical School
University of Michigan
Residency
Duke University
Career and Research Goals
My research interest are in hospital epidemiology and infection prevention. Clinically, I enjoy seeing patients with orthopedic-related infections.
Honors, awards and distinctions
- IDWeek Trainee Award: In recognition of excellence in abstract submission for 2017 IDWeek conference (2017)
- IDWeek 2016 Kass Award: In recognition of excellence in abstract submission. The Kass Awards have been established to honor the achievements of Edward H. Kass, MD in infectious disease research. (2016)
- Patient Visitor Relations Gold Star: received when a patient turns in a caregiver’s name as someone who delivered excellent patient care during their hospital stay or clinic visit (2014)
- Dean’s Commendation for Excellence in Clinical Skills and the Art of Medicine Award: This award is reserved for the top 10% of the graduating class and is based on clinical skills performance and the clinical component of clerkship grades (2013)
- Faculty Appreciation Award: This award is for a senior who is “seen as a role model, has achieved a high GPA (top 10% of class) and who has demonstrated a commitment to school and/or community (2009)
What are the strengths of the Duke ID fellowship program?
Infectioius disease fellowship at Duke allows trainees to work with leading experts in multiple fields of infectious diseases. The faculty are very supportive and open to working with fellows on research projects. Duke also has a very strong transplant program, which exposes fellows to a significant amount of transplant-related infectious disease cases.
Education and Training
- Fellowship, Infectious Disease, Duke University School of Medicine, 2016 - 2019
- Residency, Internal Medicine, Duke University School of Medicine, 2013 - 2016
- M.P.H., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, School of Medicine, 2019
- M.D., University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 2013