Meet Our Residents

After graduating from Hillcrest High School and earning my international baccalaureate diploma, I decided to stay in state and attended the University of Utah for my undergraduate studies. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Philosophy from the University of Utah and graduated in 2020. I was thrilled and honored to be a part of the first inaugural class at Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine in Provo, Utah, for medical school.
Growing up in Utah, I developed a love for the outdoors and embraced everything this beautiful state has to offer, including its breathtaking landscapes, especially hiking and camping adventures. Sports have also been a big part of my life as I played soccer, ice skated, swam, and explored many other activities over the years. However, volleyball has been my passion for the past 15 years, and more recently, I’ve developed a love for pickleball as well.
I chose CHC for my family medicine residency because I strongly believe in its mission to provide compassionate and accessible care to all. I want to train at CHC not only to gain the skills and experience necessary to become a well-rounded physician but also to give back to the community that shaped me. I hope to be a trusted partner in the health journeys of those who are underserved and face barriers to care. My personal experiences have fueled my dedication to health equity, cultural competency, and patient education. I am excited to continue this work as a resident and look forward to serving my community.

I earned my Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine, where I developed a strong foundation in full-spectrum family medicine with a passion for women’s health and rural care.
I chose CHC for its commitment to underserved communities, strong OB and procedural training, and its mission-driven, supportive culture. I’m especially excited to train in a setting where I can care for diverse populations while growing into a well-rounded, community-focused physician.
Outside of medicine, I enjoy trail running, road biking, skiing, and spending time with my dog, Teddy, and my horse, Ted. I hope to practice in a place where I can build long-term relationships and advocate for equitable care across all stages of life.

Outside of work and school, I have a wide variety of interests with the majority of my free time going to golfing, skiing, hiking, birdwatching, and watching my favorite TV shows and movies. I also love board and card games, including Wingspan and Magic the Gathering, video games, and I have recently begun learning some new skills, like woodworking and crocheting.

I am originally from Ukraine, and my journey in medicine has taken me across several European countries before bringing me to the United States. That global experience is what first drew me to family medicine—a field where I can truly connect with people from all walks of life and be part of their health journeys over time. I initially trained as an OB/GYN and worked in women’s health for over 15 years, so I bring a strong background along with a deep commitment to patient education and community-focused care.
I am especially passionate about providing compassionate, practical, and nonjudgmental care. I want my patients to feel truly seen, heard, and supported.
Outside of the clinic, I love traveling, exploring national parks, and spending time with my family. I find that connecting with nature and new cultures helps me stay grounded and brings a fresh perspective to my work. And at the end of the day, I believe that curiosity, empathy, and a willingness to listen are just as important as any medical tool.