Masters of Business Administration (MBA) with a special focus in Healthcare and Leadership.

Doctor of Medicine (M.D.), Gold Humanism Society Member

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Biology with Honors, Summa Cum Laude, Presidential Award Receipient

Graduated with Honors.

As a medical student, I spent a week in Haiti with a translator taking histories and physicals of local patients and making a differential diagnosis which I presented to my attending physician. I was able to provide care and support to patients and their family members as difficult news was given and rejoice with other patients as disease remittance was celebrated.

As an undergraduate, I spent a week in Panama with other students setting up a clinic with a dentist, two physicians, and a mobile pharmacy. I utilized my EMT skills to triage patients, take their vitals, and then shadow physicians while they took detailed history, performed physical exams, and generated differential diagnoses and treatment plans. I spent time with patients in a “charla” or “tea time chat” to explain the risks of STDs and transmission prevention.

Volunteer in a student-run clinic that offers health care to the patrons of the Newark Community and exchanges their gracious time for healthcare offered by a board-certified family medicine attending physician and a team of medical students from each class year.

Provided CPR classes to the members of the Newark Community and the Universities and spread awareness about the importance of quick action in a cardiac arrest.

Assist in teaching medical students as well as police officers and other healthcare professionals about the importance of bleeding control in an emergency setting and the correct methods of stopping acute haemorrhage depending on the type of wound and learning how to correctly apply Quikclot gauze and tourniquets.

As an EMT at MEMS, my responsiblities include providing Basic Life Support in accordance with New Jersey Office of Emergency Medical Services. My duties invovle responding to medical emergencies, assessing and triaging patients, and monitoring patients through transport.As a member of the community, I also provide medical support at town events.

As a junior volunteer at JFK's Stroke Unit, I was responsible for aiding the nurses by entering patient data as welll as attending to basic patient needs. As an adult volunteer at University Hospital, my responsiblities included providing care both clinically and clerically. I helped out with various tasks the doctors performed under their instruction. I assisted in transferring patients to and fro the imaging department.

As a committee member, along with other members and the director, I interview candidates to assess his or her competitiveness for medical school. I work with the committee to create letters of recommendation. I also work with candidates to review and strengthen their application.

Lead and managed the Line officers, ensured the day to day activities of the service provided by the EMS services are of the highest service and provide optimal and personal care to Metuchen Residents. Serve as medical support when crew is need of extra help or a supervisory authority to monitor or assist with decision making.

Interview prospective medical students to evaluate their candidacy for medical school and assess their fit with the culture of the school selecting individuals that would succeed hollistically and serve the community. As an ambassador, I represent the school and the admissions department as I give tours of the campus and the residence hall. I participate during admissions seminars for prospective students, accepted students, and accepted parents interacting and detailing my experience.

Gather and edit content for a student run organization dedicated towards shining the light on the human aspect of each medical student and demonstrating a unique blend of journalism and photography delineating the medical school experience, the diversity in the student and faculty population, and recounting memorable patient care moments.

Working with Dr. Vivek Kumar and Dr. Michael Curi, I researched the value of creating aortic interposition grafts with synthetic and allograph materials using a novel peptide known as “hydrogel” created by the lab.



I also researched the ability to use the rat model as an accurate model, performed surgeries on rats and transplanted allografts from dissected bovine coronary vessels.

I researched Neural Network of C. elegans, imaging movement of C. elegans and used fluorescent indicators to understand active neurons.I researched cross-inhibition between GABAergic/Glutanergic motoneurons and understood their role in movement.

I labelled various areas of New Jersey tagging the specific species of Duckweed(Lemnoideae) by isolating different species, extracting and sequencing DNA, and performing bioinformatic analysis to determine the likely species. I also created genomic DNA libraries of Duckweed.

I explored and analyzed the genomic DNA of Duckweed by transforming cDNA containing plasmids into bacteria, isolating the DNA, and then sequencing it. I published 26 DNA sequences to the NIH

New Jersey Medical School Chapter of the Gold Humanism Honor Society (GHHS)

Pozen Community Service Scholar

NJIT President’s Medal for Academic Excellence

Undergraduate Research and Innovation Student Seed Grant Phase 1

The Quiet Influence: The Unsung Hero Highlander Award

Northeast Regional Honors Council Minority Scholarship Recipient

Northeast Regional Honors Council Regional Conference, NJIT representative

Provost Undergraduate Research Grant & Stipend

NJIT Albert Dorman Honors College: NJIT Faculty Scholarship, NJIT Honor’s Scholarship, NJIT Honor’s Room Scholarship, NJIT Merit Grant, NJIT Board of Overseers Scholarship

Building Competency in Hindi through Global PBL – UNITED NATIONS Initiative

Presidential Volunteer Service Award – Gold

Presidential Volunteer Service Award – Silver

Presidential Volunteer Service Award – Bronze