Award-Winning Fellowship Trained Neuroradiologist

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Award-winning, board-certified diagnostic radiologist with subspecialty certification in neuroradiology, fellowship training at Emory University, and active clinical practice since 2019. Experienced in interpretation of MRI, CT, CTA, MRA, radiography, and advanced neuroimaging examinations. Named a Castle Connolly top doctor since 2021. Currently practices in a large private radiology group serving hospitals, emergency departments, and outpatient imaging centers, practicing approximately 70% neuroradiology and 30% general diagnostic radiology. Provides radiology services across multiple hospitals including a tertiary-care Level 1 Trauma Center and Comprehensive Stroke Center. Provides subspecialty neuroradiology services including head and neck, pediatric neuroradiology, seizure, cerebrovascular reserve MRI, and CSF leak. Certified in diagnostic radiology (2019) and subspecialty certified in neuroradiology (2022) through the American Board of Radiology (ABR). Active participant in ABR Maintenance of Certification. Active Georgia medical license. Teaches family medicine residents approximately 2-3 times per year on the appropriate imaging utilization and basic imaging interpretation in the clinical workup of headaches. Participated in the University of Virginia Global Health Leadership Track during diagnostic radiology residency, spending a total of approximately 7 weeks teaching radiology to residents and faculty at Mbarara University of Science and Technology in Mbarara, Uganda. Activities included didactic lectures, case-based instruction, and curriculum development including a radiology physics course. Participated in clinical and educational experiences in Oman during medical school. Fellowship training at Emory University (2018-2019), residency training at University of Virginia (2013-2018), medical school at West Virginia University School of Medicine (2009-2013), and undergraduate education at Princeton University (2005-2009). Inducted in the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society during medical school (2012). Received the Charles Caldwell Scholarship at Princeton University- awarded to Princeton's top scholar-athletes pursuing professional degrees (2009; football). Multiple publications and posterior presentations during residency and fellowship. Professional memberships include the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society (inducted in 2012), American Society of Neuroradiology (2019-present). American College of Radiology (2018-present), Radiological Society of North America (2015-present), and the American Medical Association (2013-present).