
A passion for women’s health: "I became a nurse in 2009 and a nurse practitioner in 2015, beginning my career in cardiac care and labor and delivery. From there, I gained experience in OB/GYN, obstetrical emergency care, sexual health, telehealth, and even medical aesthetics. Through every chapter, I kept coming back to women’s health. Joining Midi felt like a natural next step because I wanted to help women navigate perimenopause and menopause, an often-overlooked transition where the right support can make a tremendous difference."
Seeing the whole woman: "I never want a patient to feel like she’s being reduced to a checklist of symptoms. I take time to listen, ask questions, and understand what’s happening in her life as a whole. My goal is to create a space where women feel safe being vulnerable and know they won’t be judged. We talk through all of the safe options together, and I believe the best care comes from making those decisions as a team."
Supporting every transition: "I feel incredibly lucky to have cared for women through so many stages of life, from learning about their bodies and planning families to navigating loss, parenting, and now the transition through midlife. When a patient tells me she couldn’t have gotten through a difficult experience without my support, that’s what makes this work so meaningful to me. I want women to feel supported, heard, and confident as they move into whatever comes next."
Life outside the clinic: "I live in Colorado with my husband, our blended family of four children, and two dogs. I spent most of my life in Florida and remain a devoted Florida State Seminoles fan. My husband owns a local triathlon store, so despite having never completed a triathlon myself, I’m thinking this might finally be my year!"