I am a board-certified Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner with over half a decade of experience supporting patients as they navigate the unique stages of their lives. Prior to becoming a Nurse Practitioner, I was a doula–helping people understand their changing bodies during one of the most pivotal events in life, and helping them navigate birth with knowledge and confidence. 

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My practice is built on genuine connection. As someone who is naturally empathetic, I entered this field because I care deeply about people and believe that compassionate, thoughtful, and thorough care truly changes lives. I truly take the time to listen, understand, and support each of my patients with intentional, thoughtful care.

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I completed my clinical education at Vanderbilt University, where I gained a strong foundation in clinical excellence and patient-centered, evidence-based practice. My passion for medicine began long before that, inspired by my mother, a cardiologist whose dedication to her patients and commitment to scientific inquiry and rigor shaped my own approach to care. During a time when many women were encouraged to stop hormone therapy due to concerns about breast cancer, heart attack, and stroke—risks that have since been clarified or shown to apply only to certain formulations—my mother carefully reviewed the data and continued her therapy with confidence. Through her example, I learned firsthand the importance of critical thinking, staying current with emerging research, and always grounding decisions in evidence rather than dogma or fear.

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That mindset guides my work today: practicing on the cutting edge of health, particularly with regard to menopause care and longevity; questioning assumptions; and tailoring solutions to each individual. My goal is to create a supportive, informed, and empowering experience for every woman who walks through my (virtual) door.