Medical School: Rocky Vista University
Undergraduate: University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Hometown: Marshfield, Wisconsin
I was born and raised in Marshfield, Wisconsin. My medical journey began at Rocky Vista University, where I took on the role of an Anatomy fellow, engaging deeply in cadaveric dissection and instruction for first-year medical students. Before entering medical school, I completed my undergraduate degree in Biology with an Art minor at UW La Crosse and worked as a clinical DNA laboratory technician at Prevention Genetics, which bridged the gap between my studies and my career in medicine. I have always been passionate about women’s health, sports medicine, and lifestyle medicine, and I strive to integrate these interests into my medical practice.
Outside of medicine, I am an avid enthusiast of running, snowboarding, weightlifting, hiking, and traveling, pursuits that keep me balanced and connected to the world around me. And I chose McKay-Dee Family Medicine Residency for several reasons. The program’s amazing faculty, comprehensive full-spectrum training, and its proximity to my family and friends were pivotal factors in my decision. I believe that being close to my support network while having access to a broad range of medical training opportunities offers the best of both worlds, enabling me to become a well-rounded physician capable of serving diverse patient needs.