After completing a general gastroenterology fellowship as well as an additional advanced endoscopy fellowship at Duke, I joined the talented faculty. This opportunity allows me to continue my clinical focus on caring for patients with complicated pancreas and biliary tree disorders. Outside of the hospital I enjoy spending time with my wife and young daughter.
I am currently involved in research that examines the best endoscopic tools to diagnose lesions seen within the pancreas. The goal of the projects is to understand the best tool to use to limit repeat procedures, as well as unnecessary risk to patients.
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