
Transplant Nephrology Associate Professor University at Buffalo, Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical
Science
Engaged in all aspects of the evaluation and management of the transplant patients. My goal is to help improving medical and surgical therapeutic options. I participate in periodic quality and selection committees and assume a key role as a member of the multidisciplinary transplant team to facilitate collaboration with
transplant surgeons, physicians, administrators, coordinators and support staff.
Supervising Medical students, residents, Nephrology fellows academic education. In addition engaged in multiple teaching activities.
most recently published a teaching book in kidney transplant cases under the title "Transplantation in Practice: Lessons from Common and Complex Kidney Cases" which is a comprehensive educational resource edited by myself and the help of my renal pathology colleagues. published by Springer in 2026
I am very thrilled about my recent paper publication "Reduction in Donor-Derived Cell-Free DNA After Rejection Treatment is Associated With Improved Long Term Allograft Function” for which I served as a co Autor and supervisor.