I’m from Maryland, and I was an undergraduate at Williams College in Massachusetts, majoring in Psychiatry. After graduating, I studied the pathophysiology of schizophrenia for one year at McLean Hospital. In a second gap year, I volunteered at the Children’s Inn at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland, for 4 months and then studied Spanish in Guatemala for 5 months in the Somos Hermanos Spanish Immersion Program. I returned to Maryland for medical school at the University of Maryland, in Baltimore, where I became interested in primary care, psychiatry, HIV, and social determinants of health. At the University of Maryland School of Medicine, I volunteered with the Jacques Initiative, assisting in HIV and Hepatitis C testing in Baltimore City. My interests in serving a diverse patient population led me to Shiprock, New Mexico, where I completed a primary care rotation with the Indian Health Services on the Navajo Nation Reservation. I am excited to begin my internal medicine residency at CHA. I chose CHA for its commitment to providing outstanding medical care to a diverse patient population, as well as its integrated primary care model that emphasizes mental health. My hobbies include soccer, traveling, hiking, and photography.