I am a hematologist by training with a research focus on the molecular and cellular drivers of the tumor microenvironment, particularly in the setting of cancer-associated thrombosis and its role in promoting tumor progression. Ongoing studies are examining how thrombosis-induced alterations in neutrophil function shape the tumor microenvironment. Looking ahead, my research aims to define the mechanisms by which these immune-thrombotic pathways contribute to tumor growth and metastasis, with the long-term goal of identifying novel therapeutic strategies to target cancer-associated thrombosis.
Fellowship - Allegheny General Hospitals, Pittsburgh, PA 2001-2003
Residency - Allegheny General Hospitals, Pittsburgh, PA 2001-2003
Internship - Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center, Bronx, NY 2000-2001
Fellowship - Tata Memorial Center and Cancer Research Institute, Mumbai, India 1997-1998
M.D. - Goa Medical College, Goa University, India 1994-1997
