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My Biography

I came to Kaiser Permanente San Francisco for training because of the reputation and quality of the residency program. I get to see a large volume of typical and atypical patients, and work with supportive, collegial staff and fellow residents. My special interests concern, women’s preventative care and reproductive technologies. Additionally, I love the city of San Francisco! The city offers an incredible breadth of cultural offerings and things to do.

Kaiser places a premium emphasis on preventative medicine. Kaiser is invested not only in curing sick patients, but in ensuring that healthy people remain well. Patients benefit from provider accessibility and a number of online resources.

I try to balance my diet with a variety of fruits and vegetables. The San Francisco farmer’s markets are particularly fun, as they carry produce that is in season. My hobbies include cooking and visiting the terrific farmers’ markets. In my free time, I aim for 40 minutes of cardiovascular exercise daily. I enjoy long-distance running. My goal is to qualify for the Boston Marathon by the end of my residency!

Undergraduate Education: BS in Biology and Anthropology, Western Washington University
Professional Affiliations: American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Began Practice: 2007
Joined Kaiser Permanente: 2007

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