Nicholas earned his BS in Biology from Northeastern University and is a recent graduate from Yale University’s Physician Associate Program, with a particular interest in cardiac surgery and cardiovascular intensive care.
During his undergraduate studies, Nicholas worked in numerous medical settings, such as Harvard Medical School, where he conducted neuroscience research, and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, where he participated in clinical research in circadian rhythm studies. He also studied abroad in Thessaloniki, Greece, working in a medically underserved rehabilitation facility. His role as a Biology Ambassador provided him with a wealth of experience in mentoring students aspiring for a career in medicine, guiding them toward pre-physician assistant and pre-medical studies.
After graduating from Northeastern, Nicholas worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant at White Plains Hospital in the medical-surgical unit. Throughout his time at Yale, he gained unique experience and extensive knowledge in a variety of clinical settings. Nicholas was also a recipient of the Connecticut PA Foundation Scholarship for his commitment to the PA profession and is affiliated with the Aortic Institute at Yale New Haven Hospital. His contribution to cardiovascular medicine includes an Honors Thesis titled “Lipid Profiles in Patients with Descending Aortic Aneurysms” and two research articles.
Nicholas is dedicated to helping individuals become competitive candidates and successful future PAs. He excels in breaking down the application process into manageable steps and maintaining organization. Above all, Nicholas is driven to assist applicants in reaching their goals.