I’m originally from St. Simons Island and loved growing up on Georgia’s coast. I attended the University of Georgia and became a “Double Dawg” after getting a BS in Microbiology and MPH in Health Policy and Management. I then moved to Washington, DC, and completed medical school at The George Washington University. I loved living in DC but was thrilled to move closer to home for residency at MAHEC in Asheville, NC. During my four years of residency I developed a passion for high risk obstetrics and complex gynecologic care, and served as Chief Resident during my third and fourth years. The view of the mountains from the hospital was a nice perk!

I am so excited to be back in Georgia with Obstetrics and Gynecology of Atlanta. As an OBGYN, it is a privilege to walk with patients through their life – starting in adolescence, during pregnancies and reproductive years, and through menopause. I hope to always empower my patients to make informed decisions regarding their healthcare that best suit their unique needs and concerns.

I live in Sandy Springs, and in my free time I love to read, travel, try out new restaurants, and follow along with college football in the fall (Go Dawgs!).