Undergraduate: Arizona State University

Medical School: Midwestern University – Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine

Clinical Interests: Preventative Medicine, Women’s Health, Underserved Populations, Full Spectrum Family Medicine, and Community Outreach

As a Phoenix native, I attended Arizona State University where I majored in Medical Microbiology with a minor in Nonprofit Leadership and Management. I love volunteering with nonprofit organizations including Vitalant and the American Red Cross and have been a blood drive coordinator for over ten years. I continued my education at the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine where I had the opportunity to pursue a dual degree and graduated with both my medical degree and Master of Public Health. I view early intervention as the key to successful patient outcomes and optimized health.

Growing up in a loud and proud Italian American culture, family is very important to me. When I learned of a career where I could care for everyone else’s families, it made perfect sense to go into primary care where I can create genuine relationships and continuity with my patients who will, in a certain way, become like a second family.

I appreciate the compassionate and supportive community at Abrazo, and I am extremely excited to stay and practice Family Medicine in beautiful Arizona!

In my free time, I enjoy hanging out with family and friends, playing games, watching movies, completing puzzles, and exploring the many dining, concert, and sporting events in Arizona.

Undergraduate: Arizona State University

Medical School: Midwestern University – Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine

Clinical Interests: Preventative Medicine, Women’s Health, Underserved Populations, Full Spectrum Family Medicine, and Community Outreach

As a Phoenix native, I attended Arizona State University where I majored in Medical Microbiology with a minor in Nonprofit Leadership and Management. I love volunteering with nonprofit organizations including Vitalant and the American Red Cross and have been a blood drive coordinator for over ten years. I continued my education at the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine where I had the opportunity to pursue a dual degree and graduated with both my medical degree and Master of Public Health. I view early intervention as the key to successful patient outcomes and optimized health.

Growing up in a loud and proud Italian American culture, family is very important to me. When I learned of a career where I could care for everyone else’s families, it made perfect sense to go into primary care where I can create genuine relationships and continuity with my patients who will, in a certain way, become like a second family.

I appreciate the compassionate and supportive community at Abrazo, and I am extremely excited to stay and practice Family Medicine in beautiful Arizona!

In my free time, I enjoy hanging out with family and friends, playing games, watching movies, completing puzzles, and exploring the many dining, concert, and sporting events in Arizona.

Undergraduate: Arizona State University

Medical School: Midwestern University – Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine

Clinical Interests: Preventative Medicine, Women’s Health, Underserved Populations, Full Spectrum Family Medicine, and Community Outreach

As a Phoenix native, I attended Arizona State University where I majored in Medical Microbiology with a minor in Nonprofit Leadership and Management. I love volunteering with nonprofit organizations including Vitalant and the American Red Cross and have been a blood drive coordinator for over ten years. I continued my education at the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine where I had the opportunity to pursue a dual degree and graduated with both my medical degree and Master of Public Health. I view early intervention as the key to successful patient outcomes and optimized health.

Growing up in a loud and proud Italian American culture, family is very important to me. When I learned of a career where I could care for everyone else’s families, it made perfect sense to go into primary care where I can create genuine relationships and continuity with my patients who will, in a certain way, become like a second family.

I appreciate the compassionate and supportive community at Abrazo, and I am extremely excited to stay and practice Family Medicine in beautiful Arizona!

In my free time, I enjoy hanging out with family and friends, playing games, watching movies, completing puzzles, and exploring the many dining, concert, and sporting events in Arizona.

Undergraduate: Arizona State University

Medical School: Midwestern University – Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine

Clinical Interests: Preventative Medicine, Women’s Health, Underserved Populations, Full Spectrum Family Medicine, and Community Outreach

As a Phoenix native, I attended Arizona State University where I majored in Medical Microbiology with a minor in Nonprofit Leadership and Management. I love volunteering with nonprofit organizations including Vitalant and the American Red Cross and have been a blood drive coordinator for over ten years. I continued my education at the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine where I had the opportunity to pursue a dual degree and graduated with both my medical degree and Master of Public Health. I view early intervention as the key to successful patient outcomes and optimized health.

Growing up in a loud and proud Italian American culture, family is very important to me. When I learned of a career where I could care for everyone else’s families, it made perfect sense to go into primary care where I can create genuine relationships and continuity with my patients who will, in a certain way, become like a second family.

I appreciate the compassionate and supportive community at Abrazo, and I am extremely excited to stay and practice Family Medicine in beautiful Arizona!

In my free time, I enjoy hanging out with family and friends, playing games, watching movies, completing puzzles, and exploring the many dining, concert, and sporting events in Arizona.

Undergraduate: Arizona State University

Medical School: Midwestern University – Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine

Clinical Interests: Preventative Medicine, Women’s Health, Underserved Populations, Full Spectrum Family Medicine, and Community Outreach

As a Phoenix native, I attended Arizona State University where I majored in Medical Microbiology with a minor in Nonprofit Leadership and Management. I love volunteering with nonprofit organizations including Vitalant and the American Red Cross and have been a blood drive coordinator for over ten years. I continued my education at the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine where I had the opportunity to pursue a dual degree and graduated with both my medical degree and Master of Public Health. I view early intervention as the key to successful patient outcomes and optimized health.

Growing up in a loud and proud Italian American culture, family is very important to me. When I learned of a career where I could care for everyone else’s families, it made perfect sense to go into primary care where I can create genuine relationships and continuity with my patients who will, in a certain way, become like a second family.

I appreciate the compassionate and supportive community at Abrazo, and I am extremely excited to stay and practice Family Medicine in beautiful Arizona!

In my free time, I enjoy hanging out with family and friends, playing games, watching movies, completing puzzles, and exploring the many dining, concert, and sporting events in Arizona.