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After a lot of reflection, I became interested in medicine because I thought it would be a very meaningful way to spend my life.
My neighbor growing up happened to be a neurosurgeon, and during medical school I spent a month with him. I liked it so much that I decided to pursue it as my medical specialty.
I treat and nonoperatively manage neck and low back pain. I also treat pinched nerves in the neck and low back area. Pinched nerves typically lead to pain down the arms or legs, as well as weakness, numbness, or trouble walking.
I enjoy meeting and helping people, and using my knowledge and experience. One of the most enjoyable parts of working with my patients is the ability to become a trusted ally for them and their families.
The quality of the other caregivers and the collegial atmosphere. We all help each other to help others!
I was looking for a great place to practice medicine and raise a family. I certainly found that in the Lehigh Valley.
I like the outdoors and flying, so I might’ve been a wilderness guide or a professional pilot, but I am very fulfilled with the path I have chosen.
A physician places the welfare of his patient above anything else professionally. Medicine has elements of biology, and is not necessarily precise like mathematics. Many times, physicians must make decisions in the face of uncertainty, but they always need to place the welfare of the patient foremost. The ability to make and keep priorities and focus on the important things can be carried over to every aspect of life.
As the Bible says, “pride goeth before a fall.” Keeping that in mind, I am happy with my family and the opportunity to be of service to people.
