About

My undergraduate education is in Astrophysics, Mathematics, and Psychology at the University of Toronto and Memorial University of Newfoundland. I did my graduate degree in applied mathematics (mathematical modeling and simulation) at Johns Hopkins University. My medical education is done at St. George University School of Medicine. My passion for science and humanity took me on various journeys, which allowed me to pick a few fruits from this endless garden, and sharing my journey is a revelation that I have exercised for the past few decades of my life, whether it be a curious elementary pupil wondering about multiplication, a mathematics student wondering about a more efficient way to solve differential equations using the Fourier series, a medical student trying to understand the workup for Cushing syndrome or a patient who is wondering why gallbladder removal (cholecystectomy) is needed for her well-being.