My Background
I was born in Georgetown, Guyana, and moved to New York City at an early age. My interest in the medical field began when I was young — my first job as a teenager was in a pediatrician’s office at a hospital during the summer, and that experience sparked my passion for helping people. I was always torn between becoming an RN or a hospital administrator, but after college, I explored a different path and spent nearly 10 years with a lifestyle staffing group that placed personal assistants, chefs, nannies, and butlers. Even then, I knew my heart would always lead me back to caring for people.
Where I Shine
People can always count on me for my genuine love of helping others and creating a welcoming, supportive environment for both patients and our team. I find joy in making sure everyone feels cared for, valued, and at ease the moment they walk through our doors.
What Brought Me Here
My journey with The Morrison Center began in 2007, when I was asked to assist the staff temporarily for just a few days while they searched for a receptionist. Within that short time, I realized this was where I belonged. I was introduced to a new way of thinking about healthcare — one that focused not only on treatment but also on wellness and prevention. It was a space that encouraged curiosity and a broader perspective beyond conventional medicine, and I knew I wanted to be part of it. Over the years, I’ve grown with the practice, stepping into new roles, and today I’m proud to serve as Practice Manager.
Where I Find Peace
Outside of work, I find peace in spending time with my family and friends, traveling, and enjoying game nights with loved ones. These moments keep me grounded and remind me why I love the work I do. At heart, I’m a strong believer in connection, care, and community — values that continue to guide me both personally and professionally.
