
Advocating for women in every setting: "Since 2010, I’ve been working in primary care and mental health integration clinics at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), treating veterans and underserved populations. During that time, I worked extensively with women and helped address the emotional and psychological challenges that often accompany their health journeys, which really strengthened my commitment to making sure women receive care that’s both comprehensive and compassionate."
Giving women a voice: "At the VA, I saw firsthand how often women veterans’ healthcare needs were overlooked. It became incredibly important to me that they had a voice and that they received the quality of care they deserved. That same passion is what brought me to Midi, where I can continue to advocate for women and make sure they feel truly seen and supported."
Listening as care: "I’ve always believed that women are the experts on their own bodies. My job is to listen—to understand what’s worked, what hasn’t, and where they want to go next in their health journey. That’s where real healing starts."
Navigating midlife together: "As a woman in midlife myself, I know how challenging it can be to navigate the healthcare system even as a clinician. I want to help women get their needs met, feel heard, and feel confident taking charge of their health."