I was born and raised in Arizona, and I feel fortunate to care for the community that has always been my home. I earned my degree in Biomedical Science, along with minors in Psychology and Chemistry, from Northern Arizona University, where I discovered my passion for patient-centered care and preventive medicine. I later completed my Master of Physician Assistant studies at Franklin Pierce University and recently became a certified PA.

I have always been drawn to meaningful, people-oriented work, and becoming a PA seemed like the ideal way to combine my love for medicine with fostering genuine relationships. During my training, I developed a strong connection to women’s health due to the trust it cultivates and the opportunity to support patients during both routine care and significant life events. My aim is to create an environment where patients feel heard, valued, and truly supported.

In my spare time, I enjoy hiking, staying active, spending time with family, and traveling. Especially when I have the opportunity to visit relatives in Germany or explore new places.