Meet Stephanie

I was born and raised in Haiti and moved to the United States when I was 14. My love for the sciences led me to earn a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry with a minor in Psychology from Regis College. I started my career as a clinical research coordinator in a Sleep Medicine lab, but I found that my true passion was in patient care, not just research.

Inspired by my parents, who are both medical doctors, I decided to pursue a career in medicine myself. I’m a certified physician assistant (PA-C) with over 10 years of experience in Neurology. My specialty is caring for women with epilepsy during pregnancy, and I’ve worked closely with doulas, midwives, obstetricians, and pediatricians. I’m deeply committed to advocating for my patients, especially those of color, to address the health disparities that can impact their care.

As a Christian, my values guide my practice. I see children as a blessing, and my personal journey through high-risk pregnancies has taught me the importance of both physical and emotional support. Having navigated this path myself, I understand the need for strong advocacy and care. I’m excited to bring my passion for women’s health to my role as a doula, supporting and guiding them through every step of their pregnancy and postpartum journey.