St. Luke's Center
I strive to form a long term relationship with patients and their families. In my field, quite a few are ultimately diagnosed with chronic conditions. Being able to build a strong bond over our time together, along with being given the honor to be the treating physician by these families, is an aspect I consider most satisfying and rewarding.
In my years of practice so far I get to appreciate first hand just how tough and resilient my patients- infants, children and teenagers can be. This is something that absolutely blows my mind and keeps me motivated even more so for them and their families on a daily basis. It ultimately has given me my passion and helped me form a philosophy and values through which I approach medicine.
I am board certified in neurology with special qualifications in child neurology, hence my field of practice, pediatric neurology. I am also board certified in epilepsy and take a special interest in treating children in this arena as well.
Overall I do not like this to overshadow my general practice though because I truly enjoy general child neurology in its entirety, and I see kids with a multitude of diagnoses such as epilepsy, headaches and tic disorder to name a few.
Outside of work, my family is what makes a large part of who I am. I have a wonderful, supportive husband who I am very grateful for. I also have a newly minted toddler, who definitely keeps us on our toes, along with her fur brother.
We enjoy family time of course but winter time in PA is special to us as it is a wonderful time for us to enjoy skiing, one of our favorite hobbies. We hope to get the little one on skis one day soon. Right now she is just an avid walker.
Lastly, although not done recently, we would love to get back into traveling and seeing the world. The Mediterranean is on our bucket list as a family, and I am hoping to get some checks next to a few of our destinations in the next few years to come.
The Patient Satisfaction Rating is an average of all responses to the care provider related questions from our nationally recognized Press Ganey Patient Satisfaction Survey. Patients that are treated in outpatient or hospital environments may receive different surveys, and the volume of responses will vary by question.
Responses are measured on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the best score.
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