Biographical Information
When I was in college I was seeking a career that would allow me to use my aptitude for science and my interest in social action. At the time, family medicine was the lead reform movement within medicine. I applied to medical school with the clear intention to train as a family physician and I have never regretted my choice. Navigating our complex health care system is very difficult; even for physicians and their families. I try to provide guidance to my patients, to help them choose the right type and amount of care that will achieve their health goals. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my wife, daughters and grandchildren. I also enjoy visiting Washington DC, New York City and the national parks in the western United States.
Areas of Interest
Medication reviews, assessment and treatment of memory loss, assessment and treatment of decreased ability to live independently
