I have wanted to be a doctor for as long as I can remember. Medicine combines my love of science with the ability to help people. In medical school, I pursued pediatrics because the specialty holds the unique opportunity of serving patients and their families. The resiliency of children and the longstanding relationship I have with families make being a pediatrician especially rewarding.
I have been in practice with Pediatric Associates of NYC since 1995, after completing my pediatrics residency and a year as chief resident at what is now NYU Grossman School of Medicine. I provide general pediatric care, which includes giving vaccinations and counseling parents on development, feeding, sleep, and behavior.
In addition to well care, I offer sick visits and care for children with chronic illness. I see newborns and patients from our practice who are hospitalized at NYU Langone. I work closely with specialists to coordinate care for my complex patients. A day in the office for me ranges from seeing newborns and counseling new moms on breastfeeding to caring for adolescents and their unique needs.
As a pediatrician, I tailor my advice to the needs of each child, and I respect that every family has its own way of functioning. It is incredibly rewarding to help new parents navigate an exciting chapter in their lives and to assist children and families through both happy and difficult times.
