Caring for infants in their early life is my passion; supporting the parents as well as involving the family are key components to ensure everyone thrives.

I am a board-certified pediatrician, graduated from Tufts Medical School in 2004, and completed residency in pediatrics at Mass General Hospital for Children. When I was chief resident, I started to focus my career in Newborn Medicine and Neonatology. Throughout the past twenty years I have worked at both Mass General Hospital as well as Brigham & Women’s Hospital, attending deliveries, caring for healthy, sick, and premature newborns, as well as their families, and I absolutely love it! I have always been focused on fostering connection with families and empowering parents in their roles.

When I became a mother, I thought my medical knowledge of newborns would ensure a seamless transition to motherhood. How wrong I was! While medicine and motherhood have many overlaps, there are gaps in the support of mother/parents as they transition into parenthood. My goal is to fill those gaps. I am passionate about this niche and wish there had been services like these when my children were infants.