After completing his undergraduate degrees, he continued at Boston University School of Medicine, where he pursued both a medical degree and a master’s in medical sciences. His experiences in medical school revealed the delicate interplay between research and clinical care, showing him how scientific breakthroughs could either remain abstract theories or, with the right approach, evolve into tangible treatments that change lives. These dual interests—research and patient care—would later define the unique combination of skills and vision that powered his career.
