I am passionate about singing and perform with various semi-professional groups and venues, including opera performances throughout the Los Angeles area. Currently, I am studying voice with Dr. Brian Gill. Outside of my musical pursuits, I love the outdoors and enjoy snowboarding and scuba diving in various parts of the world.

Driven, resilient, passionate, responsible, nonjudgmental, and outgoing. I am also adventurous, athletic, and musical. I simply love life and always strive to live it to the fullest. I thrive on growth and enjoy taking opportunities to advance within my career.

Ever since I was young, I have been passionate about singing and studying music. Prior to studying opera performance and music education at Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, I underwent voice rehabilitation to address a voice disorder resulting from phonotrauma. This experience fueled my passion to help other professional voice users regain their voice—an important component of someone’s quality of life. Throughout my undergraduate studies, I observed at the Philadelphia Voice Clinic, where I had the opportunity to empathize with other professional singers experiencing various types of voice disorders. This deep understanding and empathy for patients are qualities I bring into my current treatment, as I wholeheartedly comprehend the detrimental impact of a voice disorder.

Assessment of professional voice by performing rigid and flexible laryngoscopy to evaluate the biomechanics of laryngeal function. Additionally, head and neck cancer treatment and management through manual therapy, dysphagia assessment via FEES, swallow therapy, upper airway management, transgender-affirming voice treatment, and neonatal feeding intervention.

• To perform groundbreaking research in the areas of glottal resistance and airflow.
• To continue to grow as a voice and swallowing specialist in order to provide optimal care to patients.
• To learn how to incorporate additional software programs and advanced equipment to further assess laryngeal function.
• Personally, I want to get married and have a family.

Dr. Brian Gill has significantly influenced the way I evaluate and treat vocalists with phonotrauma ever since I started studying voice with him in January 2021.

I studied vocal performance and music education at Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. My enthusiasm for voice led me to pursue a Master's Degree in Speech Pathology at Nova Southeastern University in South Florida. In 2021, I completed Estill voice training, and in 2022, I earned a Vocology certificate at the Utah Center for Vocology and the National Center for Voice and Speech. Additionally, I participated in an intensive voice workshop with Dr. Sundberg, Dr. Filipa La, and Dr. Brian Gill, focusing on the science of the singing voice.

Involved in various organizations and fundraising groups within the Jewish community.

Minimal sign language.