I am a resident physician in Family Medicine at the Santa Rosa FM Residency program. I graduated from Stanford School of Medicine in 2023.

I am planning on becoming an integrative and trauma-informed Family Medicine physician with a broad practice including adult and pediatric medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, and mental health treatment. I am interested in the intersection between physical and mental health, particularly as it applies to trauma, addiction, and chronic pain. In the future I intend to develop a practice that is focused on whole-person medicine.

I have a strong belief in providing medical care for all who need it, and focusing my energy and knowledge on those who are most in need of integrative whole-person care, not on those who are most able to pay. I am particularly interested in providing care for those without good insurance and those who are unhoused. I am already doing work with unhoused people in my community by donating key 'public health' items, doing basic wound care/first-aid, and encouraging engagement with the local healthcare system. Unfortunately, many unhoused people have had sufficient negative interactions with the healthcare system that they avoid any medical contact, or are unable to get themselves to providers in time, and so their medical conditions progress to a point where they require hospitalization.

I additionally do work teaching volunteers, and anyone who wants to learn, first aid, CPR, and wilderness medicine. I additionally do independent volunteer work with unhoused people living on the streets. For more information see my separate weefreemedicine.org site.

I also have a strong interest in teaching and medical education. I am an American Heart Association cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) instructor and provide free CPR training to those who need it, in addition to running the basic life support (BLS) training program at the medical school. I am an emergency medical technician (EMT) and I volunteer with the Bay Area Mountain Rescue Unit (BAMRU) and formerly with Stanford Emergency Medical Services (StEMS). As a medical student, I focused most of my energy in these organizations on teaching the new generation of volunteers key medical skills.

Wee Free Medicine

I currently have a small business that I use to support my unhoused outreach work and my community teaching efforts. If you would like to learn more about that work, please head over to https://www.weefreemed.org where you can support my outreach or book classes with me directly.

Past Work

For a complete list of my work and volunteer activities, please see my CV or Linked In page (less up to date).

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