My bio
I received my medical training and subsequent degree in 2016 from the Wake Forest University School of Medicine in North Carolina. I then attended the University of Florida, where I completed an internal medicine internship and a three-year residency. I have completed two yearlong fellowships as well, both at UF, the first in clinical neurophysiology and the second in epilepsy.
I was always interested in medicine from a young age and used to read a medical dictionary for fun, but it was not until college that I realized how much I enjoyed the biological sciences. In medical school, neurology and neuroscience were my favorite topics due to a personal connection, as my grandfather likely had Parkinson's disease. It is my hope to contribute to the care of patients who have drug-resistant epilepsy, including those who may be candidates for epilepsy surgery. Through research related to electroencephalography in the critically ill, I hope to help improve the lives of those suffering with epilepsy. I value patient autonomy and like to involve my patients in their proposed care through education and open discussion.
Board certifications
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Clinical Neurophysiology
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
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Medical Doctor
Florida Board of Medicine
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Neurology
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Education
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Fellowship, Epilepsy
University of Florida, 2021-2022
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Fellowship, Clinical Neurophysiology-EEG
University of Florida, 2020-2021
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Residency, Neurology
University of Florida, 2017-2020
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Internship, Internal Medicine
University of Florida, 2016-2017
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Doctor of Medicine
Wake Forest School of Medicine, 2012-2016
My areas of focus
Specialties
- Epilepsy
- Neurology
Subspecialties
- Clinical Neurophysiology
Gender
Female
Accomplishments
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Young Investigator Award
American Clinical Neurophysiology Society, 2022
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American Epilepsy Society Fellow
American Epilepsy Society, 2020