As Assistant to the Clinical Director at the Behavioral Wellness Clinic, I support both the clinical and administrative sides of the practice while working toward the Assistant Clinical Director role. I help oversee client intake, scheduling, billing, clinician matching, and administrative staff training, with a focus on making sure each client receives thoughtful, individualized support from their very first interaction with our team.

I earned my degree in Biology from the University of Connecticut, with a minor in Physiology & Neurobiology, and I am currently completing my Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies at Sullivan University. I am on track to graduate and become a licensed Physician Assistant in 2027, bringing together my background in clinical practice, healthcare operations, and patient-centered care.

Outside of work and school, I enjoy spending time with my husband and three-year-old son, traveling, and spending time in my faith. I’m grateful to be part of a team that values both clinical excellence and compassion, and I look forward to continuing to grow as a healthcare provider and clinical leader.