Originally from Colorado, I applied to several Osteopathic Medical Schools and attended the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Erie Pennsylvania. After having an opportunity to visit and rotate at numerous hospital systems in the area, I decided to join Aultman Family Medicine. I enjoyed the welcoming atmosphere and personable residents I would be working with at Aultman. Originally planning on a sports medicine fellowship after residency, I have decided to instead incorporate all of my experiences here at Aultman, in addition to my osteopathic skills, into my practice after graduation. I enjoy cycling and outdoor sports, and enjoy the community of Canton's myriad of activities.  

I'm originally from NYC but spent college and medical school in New England. My husband and I matched to a nearby program through the couple's match in 2009. My program closed halfway through my intern year (stressful!) and I serendipitously matriculated into Aultman's FP program. I'm interested in women's health but  love the variety of opportunities available through the family medicine path. I love to run and cook when I have time, which has become much more challenging  since my husband and I welcomed our first child in August, 2011! Aultman has  been a great place to train and I am so happy that circumstances led me here!

When people ask me where I'm from I'm never too sure what to say, because it can be a bit confusing. I was originally born in a country that doesn't exist anymore. It was Yugoslavia. My town is now in Serbia, although I am ethnically Hungarian and that is my mother tongue. Just before the war there, I moved to Canada and spent the next seven years in Calgary, Alberta, before moving to Vancouver, British Columbia, where I did my undergraduate studies. Then, there was a whirlwind of moving from back to Hungary to down to the Caribbean (for medical school), then Miami, New York and Chicago, until I finally landed here. I hate moving. On the other hand, I love anything outdoorsy, especially hiking in big mountains. I also love reading. But above all I love spending time with my wonderful husband and two little boys. That's about me in a nutshell.

I grew up in Toronto, Ontario Canada and attended the University of Waterloo for my undergraduate studies. I received my medical degree from Saba University School of Medicine. My medical interests include whole family care, preventative  health, international medicine and urgent care. Outside of medicine I enjoy spending time with friends traveling and shopping, being outdoors and doing  anything active, especially biking, hiking, rock climbing, and rollerblading.