Approach to Care

My approach to care is to always put the whole patient first, and to be an advocate for my patients. I deeply care about the patients that I see, and my goal is for you to feel heard, supported, and well cared for. I also want for you to have the information that you need to make an informed decision about your healthcare, as well as the information and resources for possible next steps if/when needed. Patient education is at the center of what I do, so you might expect information on how to appropriately care for your symptoms with both medicine and non-medicine treatment options, as well as education on why you might be experiencing your specific symptoms when the cause is known or suspected.

Education & Training

• Undergraduate Degree in Neuroscience with a Minor in Psychology: Temple University
• Post graduation, worked in an autism center, a behavioral health residential facility, and in the emergency department as a scribe.
• Master’s Degree in Physician Assistant Studies: Marywood University
• Career in neurology with a focus on memory and cognition, and urgent care seeing patients with acute medical conditions.

Fun Fact

I live with my husband and 3 cats. In my spare time, I play clarinet in a local symphonic band, sing in a local chorale, and have recently gotten into aerial yoga!

Total Average: ★★★★⯨  4.73/5