Nurse Practitioner
OB/GYN
Department: OB/GYN
I became a certified women’s health nurse practitioner because I am passionate about empowering women to take active roles in their health care. I practice evidence-based medicine and specialize in providing gynecologic services. I also provide prenatal care to patients in collaboration with their primary obstetrician.
I commonly conduct well-woman visits and see patients for birth control consultation and implementation. I treat patients for abnormal uterine bleeding, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), painful periods, pelvic pain, endometriosis, menopause and more. My areas of personal interest include infertility, preeclampsia care, HPV vaccination, and contraception.
I enjoy building relationships with my patients and the opportunity to care for them from puberty through menopause. Every woman is unique and important, and I always strive to deliver individualized care that best suits each person’s needs and desires.
Being part of such an esteemed academic medical institution allows me to stay up to date on new research, and I love being part of such an exceptional team working to better the practice of medicine. My role at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center also includes helping to train the next generation of providers. I am a preceptor for nurse practitioner, physician assistant and medical students.
When I’m not working, I love spending time with my three children. My hobbies include reading, live music and travel.
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