Since starting my Obstetrical practice in 2006, I have been honored to take care of many women through multiple pregnancies and I cherish this continuity with families. 

I completed my Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellowship in 2015 and was thrilled to join the faculty at the Massachusetts General Hospital. At Mass General, I have found world class colleagues and facilities as well as a diverse and unique patient population. I take pride in my ability to listen and as a result am constantly learning from my patients through their personal stories and life experiences. I look forward to meeting you and your family.

My clinical areas of interest include vaginal birth after cesarean, abnormal placentation, multiple gestations, and preterm birth prevention (just to name a few!). My research and public health work is in the area of perinatal infectious disease management (such as Zika Virus, Influenza, and Measles). 

As member of the larger MGH and Mass General Brigham community, I work on quality improvement projects and am currently studying the effects of a standardized approach to postpartum blood pressure management using blue-tooth enabled BP cuffs at home. I hope that my work improves the health and quality of life for postpartum women.

Teaching fellows, residents, and medical students has always been a source of professional fulfillment for me and in 2018 I joined the Harvard Medical School enterprise as an associate clerkship director for our OB/GYN students.