Professional Bio
My overall career goal is to help improve the care of children with neurologic disability. Early in my training I decided to focus on neurogenetics, as many causes of neurologic disorders in childhood have a genetic basis. After completion of my pediatrics and medical genetics training at the University of Connecticut, I then moved to St. Louis for child neurology training at Washington University. I see patients as part of the Neurogenetics Consultation Service and the Hereditary Ataxia Program.
| Kayden R. Vinson Distinguished Scholar Award | Le Bonheur Children's Hospital Neuroscience Institute | Memphis, TN |
2014 |
| Berg Research Prize in Neurology | Washington University School of Medicine | St. Louis, MO |
2010 |
| Resident of the Year Award for Teaching | Washington University School of Medicine | St. Louis, MO |
2009 |
| Fellow, American College of Medical Genetics |
2009 - Present |
| Resident of the Year Award for Teaching | Washington University School of Medicine | St. Louis, MO |
2008 |
| Fellow, American Academy of Pediatrics |
2004 - Present |
| Outstanding Intern in Pediatrics | University of Connecticut School of Medicine | Farmington, CT |
2001 |
