I am the fellowship program director of the Nemours/duPont Hospital for Children Pediatric Critical Care Medicine fellowship and am the former medical director for Telehealth, Nemours CareConnect at the duPont Hospital for Children. I am a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics and both its Delaware chapter and the section on Critical Care medicine, a member of the Society of Critical Care Medicine and its Section on Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, Pediatric Section Fellowship Directors Committee, a former member of the Tele-ICU committee, and MCCKAP (Multidisciplinary Critical Care Knowledge Assessment Program) Committee.  My research interests include technology and its applications to clinical medicine, virtual reality platforms and its application to medical education, telemedicine and its application to critical care transport, telemedicine use in pediatric subspecialty medicine, technology and its application to pediatric medicine, biometric parameters of pediatric critical care physicians in stressful situations both simulated and real life, post intensive care unit syndrome in pediatrics, hypercoagulability in pediatric critical care, and pediatric safety. I have been an invited lecturer, presenter and interviewed over 40 times for my expertise in telemedicine and pediatric safety. I have served as an expert reviewer for the Pediatric Emergency Care Journal, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Journal and been a board review question author for the American Board of Pediatrics. I have been the primary investigator or collaborating researcher on 15 different IRB approved studies at Nemours as well national collaborative work with the RESTORE study (Randomized evaluation of sedation titration for respiratory failure), Half-Pint study for blood sugar management in children in the PICU, SPIN (subspecialty Pediatrics Investigators Network) and collaborative studies in wearable monitoring and telemedicine with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and Cooper University Hospital.