I am the Founder and Medical Director of the Sleep Medicine Centers of Western New York, which was first established in 2002. It’s hard to believe we’ve treated more than 100,000 patients over the years.

Board Certified in both Neurology and Sleep Medicine, I focus the majority of my practice on the treatment of adult and pediatric sleep disorders such as sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy, and restless legs among many others. In addition, as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Neurology at UB, I teach students, residents, and fellows the joys of sleep medicine and engage in clinical research. I love what we do for our patients and how much we strive to improve their lives. I’m thrilled to bring all my years of sleep medicine practice into the world of  telemedicine, and honored to work with the entire Ognomy team.

I am a Sleep Medicine specialist with extensive medical training and experience. Upon completion of medical school, I underwent postgraduate internal medicine training in England, culminating in being awarded the United Kingdom’s highest internal medicine certification, MRCP(UK). I relocated to the USA for further subspecialist training and undertook residency and fellowship training in sleep medicine. I am board-certified in Sleep Medicine. I’m also a past recipient of a competitive grant from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, and am widely published in peer-reviewed journals. I’ve been in private practice since 2010 and am married with a son.
I’m also a participating provider in most insurance plans.

I have been in clinical practice as a physician assistant since 2004, when I began work in Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine. I joined the Sleep Medicine Centers of Western New York in 2010 as I sought to focus on the treatment of adult and pediatric sleep disorders. The aspects of my job that are most rewarding are meeting new people, being able to teach them regarding their condition and how to comply with therapy, as well as making a positive difference. Outside of providing direct patient care, I have also given various presentations pertaining to obstructive sleep apnea in the Buffalo community. I have acted as a mentor to students interested in the PA profession, as well as Sleep Medicine. I completed my Physician Assistant degree at Daemen College in Amherst, NY in May 2004 and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Cansius College in Buffalo, NY in May 2001. I am board certified as a Physician Assistant through the NCCPA with professional associations including the American Academy of Physician Assistants, Western New York Physician Assistant Association and American Academy of Sleep Medicine.