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I was born at Stanford Children’s and had all my pediatric visits here growing up. Some of my earliest memories of health care are filled with kindness, comfort, and genuine compassion from the providers who cared for me. That sense of safety and warmth made a deep impression, as it shaped not only how I viewed medicine, but also how I wanted to show up in the world. It’s what led me to pediatrics, and I’ve never looked back. Now, as a pediatrician at Stanford Children’s, I feel incredibly honored to give back to the very community that shaped me. It’s truly a full-circle moment in a place I proudly call home.

I love working with kids because they bring such honesty, curiosity, and energy to every visit. Their resilience inspires me, and I consider it a privilege to support them as they grow. I’ve always felt young at heart, and I do my best to bring that playfulness into my care—to make children feel at ease and help families feel seen, heard, and supported.

My approach to care is centered in building long-lasting relationships, creating a warm and welcoming environment, and tailoring my care to fit each child’s unique needs. I want every visit to feel collaborative, thoughtful, and full of heart—because I know firsthand how much that can matter.