Dedicated to the surgical and clinical management of foot and ankle conditions, this podiatric surgeon brings more than 15 years of experience within a high-volume practice environment. His expertise includes podiatric surgery, diabetic foot care, reconstructive procedures, and the treatment of complex lower extremity disorders. He manages a substantial caseload, seeing approximately 80 patients per week and performing roughly 200 surgical procedures annually, encompassing both routine and advanced cases.

Leadership responsibilities have been a defining component of his career, including service as program director of a podiatric medicine and surgery residency program and interim division chief of podiatric surgery. In these roles, he has overseen clinical operations, directed surgical education, and developed structured training programs for residents and medical students, contributing to graduate medical education and institutional clinical governance.

Academic and research involvement further distinguish his background, with instructional roles in surgical education and active participation in the training of residents and medical students within a major academic medical setting. He has served as a co-investigator on multiple clinical studies, particularly those focused on diabetic foot ulcers and emerging treatment modalities, and has contributed to the field through national presentations, peer-reviewed publications, and professional conference participation.

Professional engagement extends to leadership and committee roles within national and regional organizations, including board-level and divisional leadership positions. He holds a doctoral degree in podiatric medicine and a bachelor’s degree in biology, supported by completion of a podiatric surgical residency. He is board-certified in foot surgery and reconstructive rearfoot and ankle surgery and has more than 5 years of expert witness experience, including consultation and trial testimony.