As a physician and clinical investigator with ten years of experience, I started Rasai Research after seeing firsthand how systemic barriers—language, trust, and access—limit participation from diverse populations in clinical trials. Having worked across both academic and independent research settings, I recognized the need for a site intentionally built to serve underrepresented communities while meeting the highest regulatory standards.

I currently serve as an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where I continue to bridge patient care, teaching, and clinical research.

Rasai Research is rooted in Jackson Heights, Queens—one of the most culturally rich neighborhoods in the country—and was designed from the ground up to be both community-centered and inspection-ready. Our site supports decentralized and remote study components while maintaining operational excellence and strict regulatory compliance.

At Rasai, we don’t just run studies—we build relationships, foster trust, and implement every protocol with precision and empathy. My goal is to create a research environment where sponsors see reliability, regulators see rigor, and participants feel respected and represented.