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I am an anesthesiologist specializing in pediatric pain management and palliative care who has been a member of the interdisciplinary Pediatric Pain and Palliative Care Team (PACT) at MSK Kids since 2016. In this role, I provide a range of services to enhance my patients’ well-being, including the full range of palliative care, regional anesthesia, and interventional pain management.
Palliative care providers like me work to ensure the comfort of patients facing a chronic or serious illness such as cancer from the moment of diagnosis and beyond. We collaborate with patients, their families, and their primary care teams to ensure that their concerns, needs, and values are recognized and supported throughout the care journey.
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As part of PACT, I help manage pain, nausea, fatigue, shortness of breath, and other distressing symptoms during a hospital stay or at home. Our team maintains relationships with patients and their loved ones after they are discharged from the hospital, providing support through all stages of illness.
Overall, pediatric palliative care with integrated pain management techniques are very beneficial for patients. In both my patient care and academic work, I strive to improve patient safety, satisfaction, and quality of care. As such, I offer research-based services to patients and their families to help make each day the best that it can be.
My Role at MSK
A pediatric anesthesiologist (a-nes-THEE-zee-AH-loh-jist) is a doctor with special training in medication to make children and adolescents sleep during their surgery or procedure. They monitor vital signs while they are asleep.
Areas of Expertise
Conditions I Treat
Pediatric cancers
Pain
Nausea
Fatigue
Shortness of breath
Symptoms and side effects
My Specialties
Pediatric pain management
Palliative care
Regional anesthesia
Managing symptoms of cancer treatment
Education & Honors
Education
MD, University of Utah
Residencies
Internal Medicine - University of Utah School of Medicine
Anesthesiology - University of Arizona College of Medicine
Fellowships
Pain Medicine - University of California, Irvine
Certification in Palliative Care Education and Practice - Harvard Medical School
Board Certifications
Anesthesiology
Pain Management
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