
A career dedicated to women's health: "I began my healthcare career spending five years working in an OB/GYN office, also serving as an OB clinical coordinator. I went on to earn my master’s degree in nursing, knowing that my passion for supporting women would guide my career. During that time, I began working in a fertility clinic and stayed there for 15 years, working with women through some of the most emotional chapters of their lives. From IVF to egg donation to gestational carriers, I helped women navigate sensitive, deeply personal journeys with care and attention."
No problem is insignificant: "One of the most important lessons I’ve learned is that women often downplay or dismiss their own symptoms. My approach starts with listening and creating space for women to feel heard and valued. Many times, what feels ‘insignificant’ can be addressed in ways that truly change quality of life."
Care motivated by impact: "My work at Midi is deeply personal. I do this for my mother and her generation, who didn’t always have the support or care they deserved, and for my daughter, so her path will be easier and more empowered. I feel inspired by the movement happening in women’s health today—educating, supporting, and revolutionizing the way we care for women in midlife. At Midi, I get to combine evidence-based treatment with individualized planning so that every woman feels supported, informed, and in charge of her health."