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As a board-certified OB/GYN and fellowship-trained specialist in complex family planning at ����TV Langone Ambulatory Care in Brooklyn Heights, I care for patients with a vast array of reproductive health needs. From contraceptive counseling and managing early pregnancy loss to delivering complex abortion care and performing gynecologic procedures, I provide high-quality, compassionate care across diverse settings including hospitals, outpatient clinics, and correctional facilities. I’m particularly dedicated to supporting patients with chronic health conditions impacting their reproductive health.

Driven by a deep commitment to serving marginalized communities, I embarked on a medical career to address the needs of those often underserved by traditional health systems. Early clinical experiences with patients whose health and reproductive autonomy were impeded by structural inequities, particularly for women impacted by incarceration, cemented my choice to specialize in obstetrics and gynecology. My subspecialty in complex family planning enables me to provide compassionate, evidence-based care to individuals making nuanced reproductive decisions within complex social and medical frameworks.

I believe everyone is entitled to high-quality, dignified care; a conviction that fuels my dedication to building trust and rapport with my patients. By fostering clinical environments grounded in trust, respect, and transparency, I ensure that my patients’ lived experiences and values are integral to our shared decision-making process. Incorporating trauma-informed, patient-centered communication is vital, particularly for those who may feel marginalized in healthcare settings.

My approach to care, rooted in equity, dignity, and collaboration, benefits from a breadth of experiences across diverse healthcare settings. I emphasize collaborative decision-making, ensuring that patients feel heard and empowered in their care journey. My goal is to create a safe and inclusive environment where they can navigate their healthcare choices with confidence, whether encountering routine care or more complex issues.

My research endeavors focus on advancing reproductive health equity, studying the impact of structural and social determinants on reproductive autonomy. I have published research on topics ranging from contraception decision-making to systemic barriers affecting the recently incarcerated. My research prioritizes actionable insights that inform policy and enhance clinical practice, always keeping the real-world experiences of patients at the forefront.

I have been named one of Oakwood University’s 40 Under 40, an Early Career Investigator Scholarship from the Academic Consortium on Criminal Justice Health; and I have been recognized with awards for teaching and humanism in medicine. These honors signify more than professional milestones; they affirm my commitment to empathy, integrity, and the transformative power of equitable healthcare solutions.