A board-certified otolaryngologist with fellowship training in laryngology and robotic surgery, he brings more than 10 years of clinical and academic experience focused on voice disorders, airway pathology, and head and neck surgical care. His work includes evaluation and treatment of complex laryngeal conditions, vocal preservation strategies, and minimally invasive oncologic procedures, with expertise in transoral robotic surgery, sleep-related interventions, sialendoscopy, hypoglossal nerve stimulation, and gender-affirming surgical techniques. He has provided expert witness services through case consultations and depositions involving ENT and surgical care.

His background includes leadership in robotic and endoscopic head and neck surgery, including directing a robotic surgery program and contributing to surgical oversight and risk management initiatives. In addition to active clinical practice, he has held academic appointments and serves in a faculty surgical role within a healthcare system. His research portfolio includes peer-reviewed publications and funded investigations in laryngeal physiology, voice outcomes, and surgical innovation, supporting analysis of standards of care, procedural decision-making, and outcomes in otolaryngology-related disputes.