I believe that excellent healthcare begins with building meaningful relationships and truly understanding each patient’s unique circumstances, values, and goals. I take the time to get to know my patients as individuals and work alongside them as active partners in their care. By fostering open communication and encouraging collaborative discussions, I help patients make informed decisions that align with their personal priorities and beliefs.

Respect is at the heart of my approach. I strive to understand each patient’s cultural background, preferences, and life experiences so I can provide care that is both compassionate and personalized. I believe patients deserve clear explanations about their health and treatment options, including the risks and benefits of each approach. Through shared decision-making, we work together to develop care plans that are safe, effective, and respectful of each individual’s autonomy.

I am committed to providing comprehensive, coordinated care throughout every stage of life. This includes partnering with other healthcare providers, identifying and addressing preventive care needs, and connecting patients with trusted local and regional resources when additional support is needed. Whenever possible, I focus on the least invasive and most effective treatment options and regularly review medications and alternative approaches to ensure care remains aligned with each patient’s needs.

I chose women’s health because I believe it plays a vital role in the well-being of individuals, families, and communities. It is a privilege to care for women through all phases of life—from adolescence and reproductive years to menopause and beyond. I am honored to help patients navigate both routine and complex healthcare decisions while supporting them through some of life’s most meaningful transitions.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, cooking and testing new recipes, walking outdoors, swimming, and traveling to experience new places, cultures, foods, music, and activities.

University of Washington School of Medicine

Advocate Lutheran General Hospital

American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology