She earned her medical degree from American University of the Caribbean on St. Maarten, a part of the Netherland Antilles. She completed her Family Medicine residency at The University of Virginia in 2018, where she was the recipient of the Brodie Resident Clinician Award and Mulholland Teaching Award. She is currently pursuing a fellowship in public policy with the Robert Graham Center while teaching at Georgetown University School of Medicine and working with Family Medicine resident physicians at Fort Lincoln Medical Center. Her academic interests include women health and women's health procedures, Medicaid and Medicare reform, as well as moral distress in primary care.