I’m a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP), with post-graduate fellowship training in internal medicine and advanced mentorship in endocrinology from nationally recognized experts. Over my 20+ years in healthcare, I’ve practiced across diverse clinical settings—including intensive care, emergency medicine, internal medicine, endocrinology, and women’s health—caring for patients at their most complex and vulnerable moments.

My focus on menopause care emerged organically at the intersection of endocrinology and women’s health, alongside a growing awareness that midlife women are often underserved by fragmented, rushed, or incomplete care. Too often, symptoms are minimized, concerns are siloed, and the broader health implications of menopause are overlooked.

As a patient, I’ve also experienced firsthand the difficulty of finding knowledgeable menopause care—encountering gaps in expertise, conflicting information, and a lack of truly individualized guidance. That experience sharpened my resolve to practice differently.

I founded My Menopause Care to create a practice where menopause is treated as a meaningful health transition, not a checklist of symptoms—where visits are unhurried, care is evidence-based, and partnership is central. My approach blends rigorous medical training with an integrative, whole-person framework so each woman’s history, physiology, priorities, and lived experience shape the plan we build together.

Outside of clinical work, I’m a mother to two daughters, a caregiver to aging parents, a women’s health advocate, occasional distance runner, volunteer coach, and outdoor enthusiast. These roles keep me closely connected to the realities of modern life and inform how I design care that is both medically sound and sustainable within the complexity of women’s lives.