He completed his medical and graduate degrees at the University of Toronto. His scholarship spans a range of disciplines, from clinical research to the history and philosophy of medicine. He is particularly interested in clinical epistemology and how health services can better integrate evidence-based practice and individualized, person-centered care. He has authored a number of articles and book chapters, which have been recognized with local and international awards, including the 2016 Essay Prize from the European Society for Person Centered Healthcare. He has served as guest editor for the Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice and Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences.