I have wanted to be a doctor and deliver babies since age six, before I could pronounce the word ‘Obstetrician’!

I attended Emory University and graduated with a degree in biology and then the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio for medical school. I was raised in The Woodlands, Texas, and still love and miss delicious Mexican food. This is also where I found my passion for caring for women. I was then accepted into the OBGYN residency program at the Emory School of Medicine and served as Chief resident during my fourth year of residency. I became a Board Certified OBGYN in 2007. I love Atlanta and have since made it my home.

Before joining Obstetrics and Gynecology of Atlanta, I was a faculty member of the Emory Gynecology and Obstetrics group. I taught OBGYN residents for two years while seeing patients at Grady Hospital and Emory Midtown and still really enjoy teaching students.

Obstetrics and Gynecology of Atlanta has been my home and work family since 2008. I enjoy taking care of high-risk obstetrical patients as a team with our incredible Certified Nurse Midwives. Taking care of women through all stages of life from a women’s first wellness visit, to reproductive visits, and on to menopause is my primary focus. I thrive on the variety of patient care from preventative care, surgical gynecologic problems, and delivering babies. Every day is different and exciting.

Outside of work I love to travel, cook, scuba dive, read and spend time with my husband, family, and golden retriever ‘Buzz’ in Decatur.