I was born and raised in northern Virginia and studied at Virginia Tech before attending VCOM-VA for medical school. My journey to Cahaba truly began in 2009, when the Gospel of Jesus Christ transformed my life, reshaping my goals and calling me to use medicine as a tool to show and share God's love. Through discipleship at Christ Church Radford, a summer in Zambia, and the Global Missions Health Conference, I grew convinced that God was leading me into family medicine.

I completed residency at Cahaba Medical Care in 2022, followed by an OB fellowship in 2023, and have served as faculty since. Cahaba’s community, commitment to medical excellence, and emphasis on spiritual health drew me here, and my family has found a home in its mission. I am passionate about full-spectrum training—while remaining rooted in the conviction that spiritual health is central to caring for patients. My wife Sarah and I have two children, Eliana and Liam, and we are grateful to be part of this community.

I was raised and grew up in Huntsville Al. After attending and graduating from the University of Alabama I found myself wanting to practice medicine in a rural setting. In medical school, I was assigned to Cahaba’s Rural track where I completed my clinical years of training and fell in love with Cahaba's mission. After medical school, I decided to continue my training and completed residency with Cahaba. I completed residency training in Family Medicine and then an additional year of fellowship training in Emergency Medicine. I now work with Cahaba at the Maplesville location and attend residents of the frontier and rural track as well as work in several rural, underserved, Emergency Departments. In my free time, I enjoy jiujitsu, Alabama sports, any outdoor activities but specifically canoe tripping and backpacking.