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Location: Flagstaff 4th Street
Specialty: Family Medicine
I am originally from Tampa, FL, but moved to Arizona in 2008. Before medical school I worked as a tennis coach, history teacher, and EMT. I have a broad range of interests in medicine and have a passion for learning new things. I hope to continue learning more and more about the many facets that make up Family Medicine during my residency at North Country, as well as pursuing interests in Sports Medicine, Integrative Medicine, and Behavioral Health.
Fun Facts: On my free time I enjoy being an avid rock climber, cyclist and runner. I also enjoy roasting and brewing coffee, playing guitar and video games. Previously I was a tennis coach and history teacher before medical school.
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