Her interest in medicine was shaped by an early experience working at the Center for Immigrant Health in New York, where she saw how healthcare intersects with people’s broader circumstances. That perspective continues to inform her approach to primary care, emphasizing long-term relationships, thoughtful prevention, and decisions grounded in each member’s needs and priorities. Originally from Wyoming, she attended Brown University before earning her medical degree at UCSF. She was awarded a Zuckerman Fellowship to study health policy and management at Harvard University, where she earned a master’s degree in public health, and completed her internal medicine residency at Columbia University. She has practiced in New York for more than a decade. Outside medicine, she enjoys hiking, running, and spending time with her husband and two children.
Our physicians bring deep clinical expertise, rigorous training, and a shared commitment to knowing the people they care for. Our primary care physicians maintain deliberately small patient panels, giving them the time to build meaningful relationships, think ahead, and take personal responsibility for your health.
Supported by experienced care teams, specialist colleagues, and an extensive external specialist network, they combine deeply personal attention with the reach and resources of a broader, independent practice. Together, they help members navigate complex healthcare decisions and thoughtfully evaluate advances in medicine, with clinical judgment and patient safety at the forefront.