I chose a career in medicine because I’ve always felt a deep calling to serve others, especially during times of vulnerability. Hospital Medicine allows me to care for patients with a wide range of complex medical needs, and I’m honored to be part of a team that supports people through both acute and chronic illnesses.

Every day, I strive to listen closely, explain clearly, and help patients and their families feel empowered in their healthcare decisions. I believe that strong communication and compassion are just as important as clinical expertise.

I’ve been with MetroHealth since 2018 and currently serve as an Assistant Professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. I completed my medical training at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas, followed by my internship and residency in Internal Medicine right here at MetroHealth. I’m board-certified in Internal Medicine and speak Gujarati in addition to English.

Medicine is always evolving, and I love the challenge of staying current so I can provide the best care possible. Whether I’m making a diagnosis, coordinating treatment, or simply being present for a patient, I consider it a privilege to do this work.