Sarika Shah-Sekhon, a hospitalist and nocturnist specializing in primary care and internal medicine, is critical in patient care assessments and admissions across medical, mental health, and intensive care units. Her practical, timely diagnosis and treatment coordination across various specialties ensures improved patient outcomes, shorter hospital stays, and better communication among healthcare providers. Currently, Dr. Shah-Sekhon practices at multiple healthcare facilities. She holds positions as an Outpatient Internal Medicine Clinician with the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs in Potsdam. Additionally, she provides inpatient medical services and telehealth consultations through Sekhon Allied Health. Previously, Dr. Shah-Sekhon was an internal medicine clinician and advanced care provider supervisor at Claxton Hepburn Medical Center—CHMC. She also serves as the Medical Director for Massena Rehabilitation Center and Plattsburg Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. Moreover, she co-founded Sarika Diversified, LLC, a medical data processing and billing company based in Montreal, Canada. Dr. Shah-Sekhon's research experience includes collaborating on projects related to Immunogenetics, Immunosuppression, Xenotransplantation, and Ethics at Harvard University’s School of Medicine Immunobiology Research Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Center, Department of Surgery in Boston, Massachusetts. She has also researched with Dr. H Deihl from Loma Linda University on the Coronary Health Improvement Program (CHIP), which focuses on lifestyle interventions to improve coronary health. As a committed member of several professional organizations, including the American Medical Association (AMA), American College of Physicians (ACP), and Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM), Dr. Shah-Sekhon holds certifications from the ACLS/BLS. Her philanthropic efforts extend to volunteering with nonprofits and supporting health initiatives like Walk with a Doc and the St. Lawrence County Office of the Aging. Dr. Shah-Sekhon was born in Cornwall, Ontario, Canada, in 1977 and continues contributing significantly to healthcare and community service. Dr. Shah-Sekhon has been a healthcare provider in upstate New York for over 16 years, practicing internal medicine at Rochester Regional Health in Gouverneur and Ogdensburg. Her experience includes outpatient medical management and inpatient hospital care, where she serves the rural communities of Ogdensburg, Potsdam, Plattsburgh, and Massena. Alongside her role as a physician, Dr. Shah-Sekhon actively works to support and uplift the youth in her community. She contributed to the creation of The Handprint Project, a program aimed at giving young people equal opportunities both in the classroom and outside of it. Through the project, she works to create opportunities for youth to engage in community service, build leadership skills, and collaborate with other groups. Dr. Sarika Shah-Sekhon holds licenses in New York and Connecticut and is board-certified by the American Board of Physician Specialties. She also has a DEA X Registration, which allows her to prescribe treatments for opioid addiction.