I am a mother of four lovely children and I have lived in Bartlett for 10 years. I absolutely love the community and have a passion for serving the members that live here. I earned my BS in math from Loyola University and my PharmD from Midwestern University. I have practiced pharmacy for over 10 years and love helping others live a happy and healthy life.

My goals as a pharmacist is to make people healthy and happy. I do not think that medicine is the only option. Health and wellness is so much more than treating symptoms with medication. I work hard helping my patients feel better by incorporating life style modifications to reduce if not eliminate the need for medication usage.

I am a dedicated mother of 2 boys and a dog named Jarvis. I have been married for 29 years and lived in Bartlett over 20 years. Pharmacy has always been a passion of mine as I love to assist others in creating a path to a healthier lifestyle.

I graduated in 1989 with my BS from St. Louis College of Pharmacy. In 2017, I received my PharmD from the University of Florida.

Working at Bartlett Pharmacy has given me the opportunity to give the one on one attention to my patients and be able to not just be their pharmacist but their friend as well. Being a Bartlett resident and working here, gives me the chance to give back to my community. I am a firm believer that what goes around comes around. If you are good to others, you reap the benefits of the good you do.

I am married to a wonderful loving husband and mother of a rambunctious toddler. I have lived in Bartlett for 6 years and still love to explore our beautiful city. I earned my Bachelor’s of Science from Loyola University and my PharmD from Midwestern University in March 2011. I have practiced pharmacy for 10 years and love to leave people better off than when I met them.

My goals as a pharmacist are to always closely listen to my patients and to make sure that they do not experience any drug interactions with their other medications or over the counter (OTCs) medications. The more informed and educated our patients are about their medications, then we see better communication with their doctors and positive outcomes with the entire medical system as a whole.