Originally from Texas, I moved to Greensboro, North Carolina with my family in the spring of 2019. I graduated from Baylor University in 2004 with my Bachelor of Science degree. I received my masters in speech language pathology from Texas Tech in 2006.
I then graduated from medical school in 2011 and completed my family medicine residency training at Waco Family Medicine Residency program. This residency program was top tier to get physicians ready for full spectrum family medicine. During my three years of training, I also completed an International Medicine Track and spent one month working in a rural hospital in Bangladesh.
After residency, my husband and I moved to a rural Texas town where I practiced both inpatient and outpatient family medicine. After our first son was born, we moved back to Waco, Texas to be closer to family. In the spring of 2019 we moved to North Carolina for my husband to work at his family's business.
Covid hit the next year and fully exposed my frustrations with the current healthcare system. As Covid roared on, God was orchestrating things in my life to make my own practice a reality. I wanted to offer time and valuable relationships to patients and give a holistic approach to their medical care. Direct Primary Care was the answer.
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