Practicing at the intersection of clinical oncology and research, she is a board-certified physician in internal medicine and medical oncology with a focused practice in gastrointestinal malignancies, including colorectal, hepatocellular, pancreatic, and related cancers. She actively treats patients with complex oncologic conditions while holding an academic appointment as an assistant professor, reflecting an ongoing role in both patient care and medical education.

A significant portion of her work centers on early-phase oncology research, particularly Phase I and II clinical trials, where she has participated as a principal and co-investigator evaluating emerging therapies, combination treatments, and biomarker-driven approaches. Her contributions include involvement in federally funded and industry-sponsored studies, along with authorship of numerous peer-reviewed publications addressing treatment response, safety, and translational oncology research.

In addition to her clinical and research responsibilities, she provides expert consultation in matters involving cancer diagnosis, treatment decisions, and standards of care related to gastrointestinal oncology. Her medico-legal experience includes participation in several cases, primarily in a consulting capacity, involving evaluation of oncology care and clinical research protocols.

Her educational and medical training includes a Doctor of Medicine degree, residency training in Internal Medicine, and fellowship training in Medical Oncology and Hematology through national cancer and heart, lung, and blood research institutes. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors, providing an academic foundation for her work in oncology, clinical research, and medical education.