As a certified pediatric nurse practitioner in primary care (CPNP-PC), I have over a decade of knowledge and experience providing comprehensive, evidence-based primary care focusing on prevention, family-centered care, and longitudinal management of pediatric health needs.

I am passionate and committed to changing the narrative surrounding girls and women with ADHD by promoting earlier identification through implementation of the most recent evidence-based research.

I am grateful to work with a wonderful team as the website content coordinator at Duke Center for Girls and Women with ADHD.

My DNP project at Duke was a health policy analysis of Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) in medical devices and products.

Widespread use of DEHP persists despite growing evidence of its pervasiveness as an environmental contaminant and various health risks (i.e., endocrine disruption, reproductive harm, cancer risk, and obesity).

My specialty certificate from Duke in Global Health allows me to build on previous outreach experiences in Honduras, Haiti, Costa Rica, and Mexico.

As a pediatric nurse practitioner, I am adept at providing culturally responsive care to children and families in resource-limited settings through collaborative global medical outreach. These experiences strengthened my commitment to equity, prevention, and systems-informed approaches to advancing child and planetary health.

My specialty certificate from Duke in Nursing Education combines pedagogy with my clinical expertise to focus on integrating evidence-based practice, health equity, and systems thinking into dynamic and engaging virtual learning environments.