I’ve spent my career bridging the gap between clinical medicine and the practical realities of life—both in the workplace and at home. From developing injury prevention frameworks at Johns Hopkins to analyzing workplace safety for OSHA, I focus on how health impacts performance in complex environments.
My approach is grounded in the belief that whether you are a commercial pilot, a software engineer, or a fellow healthcare worker, your well-being is the foundation of your success. With board certifications in Occupational Medicine, Addiction Medicine, and Clinical Informatics, I help individuals and organizations navigate health challenges with a steady, data-driven perspective.
My work has taken me across the globe—from San Francisco to Vietnam—always with the same mission: to design systems that promote long-term health and operational excellence.
Guiding airmen through the pathways to obtaining and maintaining their FAA medical certificate. As an FAA-designated Senior AME and HIMS AME board-certified in Addiction Medicine, I manage the complexities of Special Issuance for HIMS recovery, mental health, and chronic medical conditions. Whether you fly for a career or for the love of flight, I understand that your certificate represents your freedom. I focus on the goal we both share: getting you back into the cockpit.
I offer a comprehensive approach to optimizing the health and performance of today’s workforce. From treating complex work-related injuries and illnesses to developing preventive corporate screening programs, I offer the clinical leadership needed to navigate medicine, work, and life. By leveraging my expertise in functional capacity and environmental exposure, I deliver QME, IME, and Fitness for Duty evaluations that are as compassionate as they are objective
Beyond the clinic, I am focused on redefining care delivery by optimizing health and function through Clinical Informatics and system design. I partner with innovators to integrate emerging technologies—from AI-driven workflows to wearable health data—in a way that reduces burden without sacrificing precision. Drawing on the principles of human factors and safety science, I guide the conscious adoption of new tools to ensure they enhance healthcare outcomes while protecting the doctor-patient connection.