Growing up my grandmother used to live with us. She had many medical problems and needed constant physician care. Seeing how doctors made a difference for the better in her life started my journey to pursue a career in medicine and become a doctor. Nephrology is one of the most diverse fields in Internal Medicine and has intrigued me from the very beginning of my medical education. This field also provides the opportunity for longitudinal care of patients where I am able to build excellent long-term relationships with them, which is very important to me. I am very passionate to provide the best c...

Growing up in a family of physicians I was exposed at an early age to the impact that they can have on the life and well-being of their patients. Fascinated by the human connections that are inherent to this profession, my mind was set on becoming a doctor. While in medical school, I was always amazed by the science of Nephrology. I chose this specialty because I knew that my passion, skills, and medical knowledge would be used to help patients through times of uncertainty and fear – the truest of rewards for a doctor. The initiative and mission in patient care at Dallas Renal Group has provide...

When I was an adolescent, I was perusing my father’s medical textbook collection and found so many disciplines that inspired curiosity. My father, being a physician himself, was always invigorated and enthused about one element of his practice: his relationship with his patients. Inevitably, it was the power of human connection that inspired me to pursue Medicine. We have the privilege and honor of treating a diverse population with acute and chronic kidney disease states which allows us to forge long lasting relationships with our patients. Dallas Renal Group is an innovative group of healthcare ...

Since a young age, I found it fascinating why people think, feel, and behave the way they do. As I learned more about the field of psychology, I also had a strong interest in the sciences, so I decided since junior high school that I would likely go to medical school someday. I explored other options along the way and it was clear that medicine was my calling all along. ...

I believe medicine has been my calling. The ability to help others in their greatest need is a responsibility I take seriously. I feel honored to be able to work closely with patients and gratified by revitalizing their health. After my service in the Army, I was looking for a practice that aligned with my principles. The DRG’s mission for patient care and leadership initiatives in the field of healthcare enable me to efficiently provide the best care possible to all my patients. My philosophy of care is to empower patients and consistently provide compassionate and individualized care....

It is the abundance of opportunities to teach, educate, heal and thereby impact the lives of others that draws me to the field the Medicine. My passion to excel and improve clinical medicine and patient care led me to identify Nephrology as my field of interest. My driving force is the gratification I get from positively impacting the lives of my patients, being able to be a part of their healing process and most importantly educating them of their illness, so that they can take charge and take better care of themselves. I aim to contribute to a safer and healthier society in return for every bit...

Growing up, I saw the struggles of my parents who tried their best to give us the most they could within their means. When my father passed away, I realized that sometimes we are tested, not to show our weaknesses but to discover our strengths. My mother’s selflessness and perseverance have always had a great influence on steering my goals. The field of Medicine, to me, is the means of passing on this selflessness, love and caring into the community. It gives me sense of fulfillment and solace. DRG is the place where it all comes together for me. The primary focus here is patient care that allows ...

I always loved science and had had a strong curiosity to understand how things worked. This initially drew me to a career in engineering, but I felt this lacked the human element I craved. After my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer, I was able to see how strong of an impact her physicians had on her life, which inspired me to pursue a career in medicine. I feel very lucky to work in a practice where I can satisfy my intellectual curiosity while helping our patients improve their quality of life. I love building long-term relationships with patients. We often meet our patients during a period o...