I am a nationally certified and state-licensed athletic trainer with Children’s Wisconsin’s Sports Medicine Program. I joined the Children’s team in 2026 and work in the high school setting, where I support young athletes through both injury care and overall well-being. My approach centers on creating a safe, welcoming space where athletes feel comfortable sharing their accomplishments, challenges, and everything in between.

I earned my bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science with a minor in Spanish from Carroll University in 2025. I went on to complete my master’s degree in Athletic Training in 2026, where I gained hands-on experience working with athletes across a wide range of environments. My clinical rotations included high schools, orthopedic clinics, industrial sites, and even professional sports organizations. Each setting strengthened my clinical skills and deepened my commitment to caring for athletes as whole individuals.

My care philosophy is rooted in safety, empathy, and connection. I believe that being present and listening with intention can make a meaningful difference in an athlete’s day, whether they’re navigating an injury or simply sharing a story from practice. Supporting their physical health is important, but supporting their overall well-being matters just as much.

Outside of work, I coach U12–U15 girls’ volleyball and love staying active by playing volleyball myself. I also enjoy spending time with my family and friends, who keep me grounded and energized.