Our fellows come from diverse backgrounds and bring a shared passion for advancing care in rheumatology. They’re curious, driven and deeply committed to learning, teaching and making a difference in the lives of those they care for.
At Tufts Medical Center, our fellows support each other, grow together and contribute meaningfully to our clinical, research and academic missions. Get to know the talented individuals currently training in our program.
I grew up outside of Chicago, IL and completed medical school at University of Alabama School of Medicine. During medical school, I also earned my MA in Bioethics and Science Policy at Duke University. I then completed my Internal Medicine residency at Roger Williams Medical Center-Boston University before moving to New York for a Geriatric Medicine fellowship at NYU-Long Island. I am so excited to complete my medical training at Tufts Medical Center in Rheumatology!
Hanging out with my dog, exploring new restaurants/bars and reading.
I was born in Toronto, Canada. Completed medical school at Ross University School of Medicine, and my internal medicine Residency at Henry Ford Jackson. I also completed a geriatrics fellowship prior to my Rheumatology fellowship at Harvard Medical School Multicampus Geriatric Medicine Fellowship Program.
Running, and exploring new bakeries and restaurants!
I grew up in Toronto, Canada, and earned my medical degree from the Medical University of Warsaw in Poland. I then completed a medical internship in Ireland, where I discovered my passion for rheumatology. I moved to Massachusetts and completed my Internal Medicine residency at MetroWest Medical Center in Framingham. I am excited to be at Tufts for my rheumatology fellowship! I am particularly interested in rheumatoid arthritis and scleroderma, as well as sarcoidosis.
rheumatoid arthritis, scleroderma and sarcoidosis.
Outside of medicine, I enjoy cooking and baking, exploring different Boston neighborhoods, traveling and taking my cat for walks.
Our alumni have gone on to successful careers in academic medicine, private practice, and research. Our fellows have joined the following practices in the last 10 years:
