As an associate professor of clinical psychiatry at NYU Grossman School of Medicine and consultant psychiatrist at NYU Langone, I am dedicated to providing compassionate and comprehensive care to my patients. My approach centers on fostering strong treatment partnerships, where listening, understanding, and empowering patients are paramount. I strive to improve the quality of life for those navigating the complexities of addiction and mental illness, ensuring they feel supported throughout their journey.
I specialize in treating patients with substance use disorders and mental illnesses, with a particular focus on addiction. My expertise allows me to address the multifaceted challenges these conditions present, offering tailored treatment plans that cater to each individual’s unique needs. My commitment to this field is reflected in my active participation in research and my contributions to academic literature, including authoring papers and chapters on addiction and mental healthcare.
With extensive experience in psychiatry, I bring a wealth of knowledge and innovative methodologies to my practice. As the director of medical student education in psychiatry and the director of the addiction psychiatry fellowship, I am deeply involved in training the next generation of psychiatrists. My dedication to education and clinical excellence has been recognized through various awards, underscoring my commitment to advancing the field and advocating for those affected by mental illness and addiction.
My journey into psychiatry was inspired by a profound desire to make a difference in the lives of individuals struggling with mental health issues. My educational background and clinical training have equipped me with the skills necessary to provide high-quality care. At NYU Langone, I am privileged to collaborate with a team of other experts, ensuring that my patients receive the highest standard of coordinated care. My passion for advocacy and education continues to drive my work, as I remain committed to improving the lives of my patients and advancing the field of psychiatry.
