She completed three years of Internal Medicine and three years of Neurology training in India. Subsequently she completed her second Neurology Residency in the USA. She obtained fellowship training in movement disorders from the University of Toronto, Canada. During this training, she completed several research projects that utilized Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation to investigate electrophysiology of movement disorders. Currently her research at University of Florida focuses on electrophysiological mechanisms of action for Deep Brain Stimulation therapy in Parkinson’s Disease and Dystonia. She has published many articles and has given many lectures on Parkinson's disease.