His interests include medical education training in social medicine, primary care delivery in domestic and international settings (Uganda), and anthropological understandings of the local and global structural factors that influence community-based healthcare delivery in Uganda. He developed and teaches a four-week immersion course for medical students in Northern Uganda that examines the social, economic, political, historical, and cultural causation of disease. He practices clinical medicine in the Jen Center for Primary Care at BWH and at Amuru Community Health Center in Northern Uganda. Also trained in medical anthropology, he is currently writing an ethnography on the emergence of community-based healthcare in Northern Uganda.