He currently serves as director of the prostate cancer surgery program at The Miriam Hospital and co-director of the Brown Endourology Fellowship. He is the course director for the 3rd and 4th year medical student urology rotation and serves on the Postgraduate Referral Committee. His current research focuses on outcomes in prostate cancer surgery, participation in clinical trials for prostate and bladder cancer and translational research on microvesicle transfer of epigenetic material in prostate cancer through a collaborative effort with the Department of Hematology and Oncology at Brown University. He recently completed a four year term as the Rhode Island representative to the NESAUA and chair of the NESAUA Socioeconomic committee.