About Me

I am a native of the Midwest, but now consider myself an Oregonian who treasures the beauty and bounty of this unique state, with its opportunities for so many outdoor activities. I enjoy helping people, and decided to become a doctor in high school. I discovered my subspecialty, Interventional Radiology, as a medical student at the University of Michigan. As an Interventional radiologist, I can help our patients by performing minimally invasive, image-guided procedures that often can be done on an outpatient basis. With my Diagnostic radiology background, I am also able to deliver diagnostic care through interpretation of imaging (such as MRI, US, CT and X-ray), which is also very rewarding.

About my practice

My colleagues and I in the Interventional Radiology department provide care primarily through referrals to our department section at Kaiser Sunnyside Medical Center. Please see the Society of Interventional Radiology for a sample of conditions we treat.

How I thrive

I strive for greater creativity in mind, body and spirit through other interests such as acting, writing, yoga, and skiing. When possible, I volunteer at my children's school and local charities. Being able to concentrate on uniquely different activities keeps life interesting for me and challenges me to continue to grow.