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Since high school, I had an interest in biology and human physiology. I decided to pursue a career in medicine and found obstetrics and gynecology to be an incredibly exciting field. I chose to specialize in urogynecology because it allows me to improve people’s lives and increase awareness about the many effective conservative and surgical procedures for people who have pelvic floor disorders.

I treat patients with a variety of pelvic floor conditions, including urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. I utilize all resources to provide diagnosis and treat people, and when necessary, perform surgery using minimally invasive techniques.

When patients come to me, I listen closely to their individual concerns to understand how their conditions affect each patient’s quality of life. Each person’s goals and needs are unique, which is why I develop individualized treatment plans. I work alongside a team of gynecologists, urologists, colorectal surgeons, and specialists to streamline the care of people with complex conditions and maximize their recovery and outcomes.

As an educator, I teach medical students and train gynecology residents and minimally invasive gynecology fellows on pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery techniques. Additionally, I am involved in a variety of clinical research projects in urogynecology and I present these findings annually at national and international conferences.

Among the many awards and recognitions that I have received, I am most proud of the Best Basic Science Research Award from the International Urogynecological Association.