At the intersection of curiosity and human connection, I found my calling in Family Medicine to care for the whole person – body, mind, soul, and story. As a Ghanaian-born American who graduated from Middlebury College with a focus on Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, Global Health, and French, I am excited to continue my medical training here at Medstar Georgetown (Baltimore). My journey into medicine has been shaped by a reverence for community, continuity, and connection. Growing up in Ghana, I experienced firsthand how the lack of access to health care compromises individual/societal health outcomes. I am therefore driven to understand the structural, social, and systemic factors that influence health, and to advocate for patients navigating gaps in care.

Outside of medicine, you can find me learning to play the piano keyboard, playing volleyball, playing or watching soccer.