
Overview
Philosophy of care | My philosophy centers on precision, compassion and collaboration. Every patient deserves thoughtful, individualized care that addresses both their immediate medical needs and their long-term health and quality of life. I strive to bridge the gap between technology-driven interventions and human-centered care. By educating you about your procedures, listening to your concerns and advocating for your needs, I foster trust and empower informed decision-making. Collaboration is essential, and a team-based approach enhances outcomes. I view my role as a partner, providing advanced, evidence-based care while never losing sight of the person behind the diagnosis. | Why I entered medicine | Medicine offers a unique blend of science, human connection and purpose. From early on, I was drawn to problem-solving and fascinated by how the human body works – but what truly solidified my path was the realization that medicine allows a direct, meaningful impact on people’s lives. As a physician assistant in interventional radiology, I’m able to be hands-on in procedures, contribute to life-changing outcomes and provide support during some of the most vulnerable moments patients face. I was also drawn to the collaborative nature of health care – working as part of a team. Medicine challenges me to grow – intellectually, technically and emotionally. It’s a career that never stands still, and I’m grateful to be part of a field where I can keep learning, adapting and making a difference every day. | Community involvement | I am passionate about giving back to my community and the next generation of health care professionals. I volunteer at Mane Stream, a non-profit that provides equine-assisted services to people with special needs. I also serve as a mentor to PA students and pre-PA students, offering guidance, support and real-world insight. | Personal interests | I enjoy riding horses, a lifelong passion and a source of balance and mindfulness. I also value time with friends and family, and I love to travel – experiencing new cultures, cuisines and perspectives.
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Cedar Crest & I-78, PO Box 689, Allentown, PA 18105
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