Professionally, I am a Medical Doctor (MD), clinical researcher, anti-aging/longevity consultant, and dual citizen of the U.S. and Georgia (Eastern Europe). I work mostly remotely in clinical research and drug safety while also developing entrepreneurial projects in health.

I divide my time between the U.S. and Georgia, where I am currently caring for my aging parents, both living with diabetes. Drawing on my background in medicine and longevity research, I’ve been able to help them successfully manage their condition and delay its progression.

When I return to the U.S. in October 2025, I will be available for long-term house-sitting assignments. Since short-term rentals (6–9 months or month-to-month) are not always easy to secure, I genuinely prefer the joy and comfort of caring for pets and living in a welcoming home. For me, this experience is far more meaningful and enjoyable than a temporary rental.

I’ve loved dogs my entire life—raised in a family that sheltered around 10 of them. I personally raised two puppies and, together with my family, cared for seven homeless dogs. I truly feel incomplete without pets around, and I would be delighted to bring the same care, affection, and responsibility to your home, birds, and beloved animals.