Family of five posing outdoors in a wooded area. The father, with glasses, is holding a young girl and standing next to a mother holding a baby. A young girl in a dress is standing in front of them, smiling at the camera.

It all begins with faith and family

Those come first. I am also blessed to be a physician - specialized in Family Medicine and Clinical Informatics - seeing patients of all ages, from cradle to grave. I practice both outpatient and inpatient in Tampa, Florida. My hope is to serve those around me, through medicine.

We need improved tactics for handling some of life’s most important decisions. Are you equipped for the journey?

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What do I do?

  • I began in my clinical role at USF in 2017 enjoying the breadth and depth of practicing primary care both at USF and at Tampa General Hospital.

  • In my role as a physician-educator, I am working with medical students at all levels.

    For more formal training, I completed the UNC Faculty Development Fellowship and then began work in course and curricular design, building our Family Medicine transition to residency course and others.

    In 2022 I was given the role of Founding Program Director as we build a new Family Medicine Residency program at Tampa General Hospital.

  • From the backdrop of clinical informatics, and continuous quality improvement, my work has been expanding to advising/consulting roles.
    I serve as a clinical advisor for Chronius Health. In this role, I build and implement systems for our patient-care model, focusing on experience and quality of care.

    I am open to discussing your project needs - just reach out!

For the Medical Learner

  • Graduation…during a pandemic

    In 2020, the graduating class selected me to give their commencement speech. It was a strange and awkward time, so we had to do an online graduation.

    Here is the speech I delivered to them.

  • The Hanna Habits

    In 2021 - I was selected by the graduating class to give their commencement speech. I left them with these 7 pieces of advice for their futures as physicians. They serve as a constant reminder for me as well to stay patient-centered. Some of these may not make sense - so please reach out and ask!

    -Don’t forget, you’re wearing a white coat. 

    -When shaken, Light up.

    -Take more shoes off - off others’ feet.  

    -Go out to lunch & Be discipled. 

    -Visit the dying.  

    -Live a life where you’re not the point. 

    -Help your neighbor move their couch.

    Watch it here!