Dr. Ashley T. Nguyen was born and raised in Connecticut. She double majored in Biology and Philosophy at Boston College. Before starting medical school, she worked at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, and she also was a Chief Research Associate for the Research Associates Program at St. Vincent's Hospital in Connecticut. She attended the Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University. Although she thoroughly enjoyed her time in Philadelphia, she was elated to return home to New England for Internal Medicine-Pediatrics residency at Brown. She loved her time at Brown so much that she decided to stay for her Allergy/Immunology fellowship! Her clinical interests include severe asthma, food allergy, and anaphylaxis management. When she is not taking care of adults and children in the Allergy/Immunology office, she enjoys taking care of her house plants, eating good food around Providence, and spending time with her husband, Brandon.

Dr. Nicholas Gregory was born in Melbourne, Florida and raised in Lexington, South Carolina. He majored in biology at the University of South Carolina Honors College and minored in German language. He graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine - Columbia and then completed his Internal Medicine-Pediatrics residency at VCU Health in Richmond, Virginia. It was there that he found his passion for allergy and immunology and his interest in food and drug allergy. He had the opportunity to present at the Clinical Immunology Society annual meeting and develop quality improvement projects involving pneumococcal vaccination and early peanut introduction in resident pediatric and adult primary care clinics. You can be sure to find him on the soccer field, rocking climbing, or taking a hike with his wife Chelsea and dog Hazel. 

Nyshidha is a graduate of St. Bonaventure University and George Washington University School of Medicine. She completed residency in Internal Medicine at Boston University/Boston Medical Center. She became interested in basic and clinical immunology research while caring for adult and pediatric patients at allergy and immunology clinics during residency. She is now in her first year of training in the Allergy and Immunology Fellowship at Brown University. Her clinical interest lies in severe allergic asthma, especially the role of the environment and the expanding use of biologic therapies. Outside of medicine, she loves oil painting landscapes, trying new restaurants, and exploring the great outdoors with her husband.