In 2004, I decided to leave my broadcasting career behind and begin working toward a career in medicine. I was driven to medicine for a variety of reasons, including my own histories with cancer. I found those experiences as a patient to be utterly invaluable as I learned the art and science of doctoring, and I know my patients are glad that their doctor has that patient’s perspective.

I love the practice of endocrinology because we Endos have our hands in everything–every organ system and almost every diagnosis have endocrine components. I first became interested in Diabetes in 2014 during my residency, and knew I needed to earn an Endocrinology fellowship. I have crisscrossed the country for my medical education, and finally in 2018 I emerged from training and came here to Mansfield.

At the Advanced Institute for Diabetes & Endocrinology, we aim to set the gold standard for high-quality, evidence-based, patient-centered care and we have been doing just that since 2021.

American Osteopathic Board of Internal Medicine

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