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

Natalia has always been drawn to meaningful, people-oriented work, and becoming a PA seemed like the ideal way to combine her love for medicine with fostering genuine relationships. During her training, she 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. She aims to create an environment where patients feel heard, valued, and truly supported.

In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, staying active, spending time with family, and traveling. Especially when she has the opportunity to visit relatives in Germany or explore new places.