Given his interest in Cardiology and how Cardiovascular Disease remains the #1 cause of death in the world, it felt only fitting to create an early pipeline program like Cardiac Camp.

Coming from an immigrant household with no formal education and little English comprehension, Nirosh recognized the privileges that both he and others from similar backgrounds did not have. As a result, Cardiac Camp was created to always be both accessible and equitable. One of the core tenants of Cardiac Camp that Nirosh implemented is that Cardiac Camp will not only be free to apply and attend but accepted students will also be provided a stipend to attend, further offsetting any financial barriers that high school students from target populations may face (such as having to work during the summer). Furthermore, the cohort of accepted high school students will arise from communities that are disproportionately affected by Cardiovascular Disease. Thus, Black and Latino students will make up the majority of every cohort.

Through his leadership, he recruited several peer medical students to establish the foundations of Cardiac Camp such as admissions, outreach, and mentorship, while simultaneously leading the curriculum development for the first Camp. Nirosh further obtained all the funding for the inaugural Camp so that every student was provided a stipend, stethoscope, notebooks, pens, and a t-shirt. He remains as a Board Advisor for each new Board of Directors to provide guidance and insight, while allowing new medical student leaders to expand and strengthen the impact of Cardiac Camp.