About Me
Originally from a small town north of Boston, Erica attended Boston College, where the Jesuits inspired her future career path. Erica joined the Jesuit Volunteer Corps, worked at Chrysalis in Los Angeles and then at St. Francis House in Boston as a case manager for individuals experiencing homelessness.
As a student at Georgetown University School of Medicine, Erica merged her prior professional experience with her newly developing clinical skills. She spent evenings providing resources and basic medical care to individuals on the street through Georgetown Street Medicine Outreach and ran workshops across DC, distributing naloxone and empowering community members to intervene to save a life from the opioid epidemic.
During residency at New York Presbyterian-Columbia, she honed her Spanish language skills, led wellness initiatives, and participated in quality improvement and curriculum development. Erica is thrilled to take care of and learn from patients in Salt Lake City. She is driven to continue to explore how the medical community can contribute to our patients’ well-being and fulfillment.
In her free time, Erica enjoys jewelry-making, cooking (and eating) with her husband, and visiting gardens for inspiration for her apartment plants.
