PGY5 \u2013 Class of 2026<\/p>\n
Pronouns:<\/strong> He\/Him\/His<\/p>\n Hometown:<\/strong> McKinney, TX<\/p>\n Undergraduate Degree:<\/strong> 2016 \u2013 BS \u2013 Texas Tech University\/Biology<\/p>\n Graduate Degree:<\/strong>\u00a02017 \u2013 MBA – Texas Tech University\/Business<\/p>\n MD:<\/strong> 2021 \u2013 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine<\/p>\n Hobbies:<\/strong> Exercising, traveling, playing tennis, spending time with my wife and our German Shepard, exploring new restaurants and breweries, skiing, and following all things sports \u2013 especially Texas Tech athletics<\/p>\n Otolaryngology is a unique specialty that allows us to treat a wide breadth of pathologies both medically and surgically in a complex anatomical region. I also love being able to help patients of all ages better interface with the world around them and significantly improve their quality of life.<\/p>\n UNC provides early-on operative experience, extensive research opportunities, and exposure to unique and diverse pathologies which allows for one of the best training experiences in the country. More importantly, the strong sense of community I have felt amongst the residents and attendings in our department has made surgical residency one of the most fun and enriching times in my life. I know that after leaving UNC I will be a well-trained otolaryngologist who will be prepared to enter down any one of the many paths our specialty offers.<\/p>\nWhy Otolaryngology?<\/h2>\n
Why UNC?<\/h2>\n