I am interested in mentoring medical students, residents, and early-career fellows interested in clinical and epidemiological research at the intersection of hospital medicine, oncology, and gastroenterology.

I can offer hands-on experience with real-world data research using large administrative and EHR-based databases, including TriNetX and SEER (Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program). Mentees will gain exposure to research protocol development, retrospective cohort study design, propensity score matching, cancer epidemiology, and collaboration with biostatisticians.
Specific activities I can support include: formulating research questions, navigating IRB and data use processes, learning database query workflows, and preparing manuscripts for peer-reviewed publication.

I currently participate in research through the Department of Internal Medicine at Washington University in St. Louis (WashU) and work within the WashU institutional research infrastructure.

Keywords: hospital medicine, oncology, gastroenterology, GI cancer, colorectal cancer, real-world evidence, EHR research, TriNetX, SEER, epidemiology, retrospective cohort, medical student mentorship, resident research, fellowship research, WashU, Washington University.