A Doctor of Medicine with more than 10 years of experience in infectious diseases, this physician specializes in infectious diseases and internal medicine, with particular expertise in HIV/AIDS, infection control, HIV/AIDS treatment, and the diagnosis and management of infectious diseases. His experience includes comprehensive clinical care for patients with HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases, infection prevention, hospital infection control, and internal medicine. He has prior expert witness experience.

His professional background includes service as Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine at an academic medical institution, Director of a specialized HIV/AIDS treatment clinic, Private Practice Physician specializing in infectious diseases, and Chairman of Infection Control Committees and Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committees at multiple hospitals. He has also served as Chair of a Department of Medicine Practice Operations Development Committee and Chair of a countywide HIV Best Practices Committee. In these roles, he has directed infectious disease and HIV clinical services, provided leadership through hospital infection control and pharmacy and therapeutics committees, and participated in clinical practice operations and HIV best-practices initiatives.

In addition to his clinical and administrative work, he has participated in clinical research focused on HIV/AIDS treatment, HIV care delivery, lipid metabolism in HIV infection, and supportive care for underserved patient populations. He has authored several journal publications and conference abstracts involving HIV infection, bacteremia, infectious disease outcomes, HIV-related metabolic disorders, and supportive care. His qualifications are further supported by a Doctor of Medicine, a Bachelor of Science in Biology, completion of an internal medicine internship and residency, fellowship training in Infectious Diseases, board certifications in Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases, an HIV specialist credential, and current and former professional affiliations including the American Medical Association, the International AIDS Society, and the American Society for Microbiology.