About mE

My academic journey in medicine commenced at the esteemed PSG Institute of Medical Sciences & Research in Coimbatore, India, where I undertook my Bachelor of Medicine & Surgery from 2006 to 2012. This foundational period was integral to developing my core medical principles and gaining a deep understanding of patient care.

I furthered my specialization at the University of Kentucky, completing a Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology between 2013 and 2015. This advanced study enhanced my insights into the vital role of physical activity in health maintenance and disease prevention.

I continued to broaden my expertise at the University of Kentucky, where I completed a residency in Family Medicine from 2015 to 2018, followed by a Faculty Development Fellowship until 2019. These experiences profoundly shaped my ability to provide comprehensive healthcare.

Subsequently, I completed a Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship followed by an Integrative Medicine Fellowship through the Andrew Weil Program at the University of Arizona. This specialized training enabled me to focus not only on optimizing the health and performance of athletes as well as helping individuals to get active as well.  In addtion I integrating conventional medical treatments with evidence-based complementary and alternative medicine. This approach enhances my capability to offer holistic care that focuses on healing the whole person, rather than merely suppressing symptoms.