Expertise

I have broad interest in diagnostic decision-making and the use of diagnostic imaging. My research focus is acute kidney injury, specifically contrast-induced nephropathy. I am interested in understanding how this type of kidney injury affects the short and long-term health of patients, in improving the identification patients at risk and preventing contrast-induced nephropathy. As an emergency physician, I understand the importance of advancements in diagnostic testing, especially CT imaging. I also recognize the unique challenges of integrating research advancements in the clinical setting. In my research, I take an integrative approach that involves a unique collaboration with nephrologists, radiologists, biostatisticians and operational engineers to evaluate how new biological markers and clinical decision rules will perform in the clinical setting.

Past Affiliations

Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, School of Medicine (past)

Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, School of Medicine (past)

Communities
Emergency Medicine
Degrees
MD, University of Utah, 2001
MS, University of Utah, Chemistry , 1997
BS, University of Utah, Chemistry , 1995