About Me
Natasha grew up in the suburbs of Boston. She then attended Washington University in St. Louis, where she studied Biology and Anthropology. Natasha became very interested in public health and community medicine and after college worked in Boston as a health outreach worker doing community medicine for underserved patients with mental health and chronic health conditions who were high utilizers of Boston area emergency departments.
As a medical student, Natasha moved to Chicago and attended Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University. Natasha was very involved in free clinic work, serving on the executive board of the NLVS Free Clinic in Chicago throughout medical school and the executive president for 2020 during the COVID pandemic.
During residency at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Chicago, she continued to hone her skills working with underserved urban populations. Natasha worked as Chief Resident during her final year of residency, participating in quality improvement and curriculum development. Natasha is so excited to move to Salt Lake City and learn from the amazing faculty and patients here!
In her free time, Natasha enjoys rock climbing, hot yoga, trying new restaurants and traveling to new places with her fiancé using her extensive travel itineraries.
