Born at Mount Sinai, I can safely say that my roots are here at this hospital. After eight years at Yale University, where I completed my undergraduate and medical education, I returned to Mount Sinai for my Internal Medicine residency training. Now I serve as one of the Mount Sinai Visiting Doctors, a group dedicated to caring for New York's homebound population through house call medicine. When not visiting patients in their homes, I look forward to my many opportunities to teach medical students and residents. I very much hope to pursue a career in medical education. Also I am proud to serve as faculty advisor to the Renewing Idealism in Medicine program, a resident-run initiative aimed at combating job burnout and cynicism through the practice of humanistic medicine.

• Medical Education
• Physician Burnout

Ripp J, Tulpan M, Tray K, Child J, Fillmore J, Inzucchi S. Cure of Hypoparathyroidism by the Development of Humoral Hypercalcemia of Malignancy. The Endocrine Society's 81st Annual Meeting;: 3-46.

Ripp JA, Loiue DC, Chan W, Nawaz H, Portlock CS. T-cell Rich B-cell Lymphoma: Clinical Distinctiveness and Response to Treatment in 45 Patients. Leukemia and Lymphoma; 43(8): 1573-1580.