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Parents and caregivers know their children best, and their perspectives are central to the care I provide. I believe the best decisions come from collaboration, with families and all members of the care team bringing something important to the conversation. Working together allows us to approach complex situations thoughtfully and creatively, ensure that families feel heard, and care for each child as a whole.

I was drawn to pediatric neurocritical care because it requires a deep understanding of the brain in the context of the entire body. Navigating that complexity calls for partnership and thoughtful problem-solving, making this work both challenging and deeply rewarding.

In my work as a pediatric neurocritical care and stroke neurologist, I often meet families during moments of fear, uncertainty, and urgent decision-making. Being trusted with a child’s care during such a vulnerable time is an extraordinary privilege. It is equally meaningful to support children and their families through recovery after an acute brain injury, when children demonstrate remarkable resilience.