About Me

Growing up in Toronto, Canada, I was deeply influenced by my father, a compassionate and dedicated family physician. From an early age, he didn't shy away from sharing the realities of primary care – the long hours, the demanding workload, and the constant threat of burnout.

Following my father's guidance, I pursued a degree in electrical engineering. This path led me into a managerial role within a software company, where I found success but lacked a sense of fulfillment.

As time passed, a longing to ‘be like my dad’ persisted within me. In my late 20’s, I made the decision to forego my career in tech and try to become a family physician.

Today, I’m deeply driven by a need to improve primary care and I seek out and advise companies that I believe provide solutions that enable me to do primary care more effectively. Oftentimes my work is pro bono.

Outside of medicine my passions include hockey, Disney cruises and watching ‘Love is Blind’ on Netflix. I currently live in State College with my lovely wife and 3 young children.