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Physician Assistant Certificate: |
Emory University, Medicine | Atlanta, GA |
.....................................................1987 |
Bachelor of Arts: |
Political Science, University of Rochester | Rochester, NY |
.....................................................1976 |
A Thirst For Knowledge…
“My job is constantly rewarding – being able to help people on a daily basis is just the start. Medicine is a life long learning
process, and I am continually striving to be the best I can be. For me, learning is not only a necessity, it is a consuming
desire! I love what I do.”
| Physician’s Assistant |
Premier Women’s Health| Lithonia, GA |
2006-Present |
| Physician’s Assistant |
Women’s Urgent Care Center, Grady Memorial Hospital OB/GYN | Atlanta, GA |
1987-1989 |
| Physician’s Assistant |
South Dekalb OB/GYN | Atlanta, GA |
1989-1996 |
| Physician’s Assistant |
Morehouse School of Medicine, Department of Surgery | Atlanta, GA |
1991-1996 |
| Physician’s Assistant |
Brawner Behavioral Health Care System, Adult and Adolescent Psychiatry | Smyrna, GA |
1996-2001 |
| Physician’s Assistant |
Consolidated OB/GYN | Atlanta, GA |
1996-2004 |
| Physician’s Assistant |
Grady Memorial Hospital,
Morehouse School of Medicine, Department of OB/GYN | Atlanta, GA |
1997-Present |
| Physician’s Assistant |
Southside Medical Center OB/GYN | Atlanta, GA |
2004-Present |
You’ve Got A Friend…
“My goal as a practitioner is to be as honest as possible with my patients and to make them feel like I listen and that I care. I
want to provide the best care possible so that when a patient leaves my office, he or she feels like they’ve gotten excellent care
and that they have a trusted friend in me – that I always listen and that I really do care.”
The Three C’s: Compassion, Critical Thinking & Communication…
“Probably my best quality is my compassion – when a patient is hurting, confused or nervous, it is this quality that helps and
comforts them the most. As a practitioner, I also try to rely on my critical thinking and communication skills to engender my
patients’ trust and to make them feel comfortable and confident that they are receiving the best care possible.”
American Academy of Physician Assistants
Georgia Academy of Physician Assistants |
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