Vascular Surgery

As a cardiac electrophysiologist, I combine my love for medicine and engineering to offer my patients innovative treatments for managing cardiac arrhythmias. I use the best and most effective methods while giving my patients access to the latest technologies and research. Treatment options include complex ablation, device implantation, medications, and lifestyle intervention. The best part of my job as an electrophysiologist is getting to know my patients. As we get to know each other, we build trust and choose the best treatment for them. It is a privilege to help my patients live active and fulfilling lives.

Spinal conditions are often painful. They can cause a great deal of disruption to a person's lifestyle. My patients often comment that they sense how much I care about them and what they are going through. They also appreciate that I involve them in decisions to develop their personalized plan of care. It is a crucial component in helping them achieve the best results for their condition. I focus on incorporating non-surgical treatments whenever possible. If needed, spinal surgery often leads to substantial improvement in quality of life. Our team uses the best techniques and technology available. While no spinal treatment can give a person a "brand new spine", we use every means available to provide the best possible outcome. When patients can resume their hobbies and enjoy things they had given up due to their health issues, that is a success. It's highly rewarding to our care team.

My goal is to give my patients the best medical care available to help them recover from stroke and prevent future recurrences. I offer guidance on lifestyle modifications and risk factor management with a focus on wellness. If necessary, I connect them with other experts in the field to help manage complex conditions. My goal is to give my patients the information and the knowledge they need to make the best decisions for themselves about their health and wellness. Stroke is a condition that afflicts an individual but affects the whole family. As part of our care, our team assesses for caregiver strain, family stress and other factors that affect family dynamics and social support. Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability in the United States and worldwide. Working in this field gives me an opportunity to address one of the leading health concerns in our community and a chance to make a difference every day. It’s gratifying to seeing patients that I took care of in the emergency room—when they were at their worst level of debilitation—walk into the clinic months later, having made an outstanding recovery. Being part of the stroke survivor’s journey and helping people achieve happy, healthy fulfilling lives is most rewarding.