She was born and raised in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and graduated from William J. Palmer High School in 2018. She earned her degree in Biology (Physiology) from the University of Washington, Seattle, and is a proud member of the Greenhouse Class of 2022. Her goal is to make health care more accessible, particularly for low-income patients.
Her commitment stems from personal experience: she cared for her father, who had complex disabilities, and witnessed health care disparities firsthand. Professionally, she has worked in Primary Care, Neuro-Ophthalmology, and OBGYN clinics, supporting patients and ensuring their stories are understood. She plans to attend medical school to deepen her skills and impact.
Leadership & Impact
- Supporting low-income patients across multiple clinics
- Advocating for patient-centered, equitable care
- Using personal experience to inform professional practice
