My translational research program develops precision diagnostics and precision therapeutics for urologic malignancies.  I am positioned to enable this vision with a bi-directional “bench-to-bedside” and “bedside-to-bench” approach, bringing new diagnostics and therapeutics to my patients, and bringing their blood and tumor specimens back to my laboratory for new discoveries.  I was an undergraduate biophysics major and received my bachelor's degree from Harvard, received my MD from Albany Medical College, completed Internal Medicine Residency at Brown, and completed Medical Oncology Fellowship at Stanford.   I am currently an Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Division of Oncology, and by courtesy, Department of Urology, at the Stanford University School of Medicine.