Hey everyone! I am a born and raised Washingtonian, and am thrilled to continue this medical journey with UW Family Medicine. She is very excited to continue her training at the University of Washington and explore a different part of the Pacific Northwest during residency. She is passionate about preventative health, reproductive health and family planning. Her research during medical school focused on women’s health in patients with advanced heart failure.
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In addition, she volunteered with a free clinic where she developed her interest in women’s health. During medical school, she was involved in curriculum transformation and also served as a student representative to the Association of American Medical Colleges. As part of the Honors College at Oregon State University, she majored in Biochemistry and Biophysics before enrolling in Oregon Health and Science University for medical school. When not working, you will find me closely glued to my pup hiking, running, and exploring every dog friendly brewery, coffee shop, and restaurant with my Washingtonian husband and co-residents!ĭeepthi grew up in Portland, Oregon, but spent the early years of her life in South India.
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The Chelan RTT is the perfect fit for me as I desire to practice full spectrum family medicine with ample community involvement in an underserved setting.
I could not be more excited to return to Washington to train at UW. I stayed in New England to complete my MD/MPH at Tufts University – Maine Track. My time in Maine and Connecticut exposed me to health disparities and sparked my interest in public health and primary care. After college, I made my way back to New England where I taught high school chemistry with Teach For America in Hartford, CT.
My undergraduate years landed me in Seattle where I studied biology and chemistry at Seattle Pacific University.During the summers of college, I traded the PNW for the rocky coast of Maine where I worked with community organizations that serve a diverse and dynamic community of refugees.
Hi everyone! I claim many homes – I spent my childhood in a small town in Wyoming before moving to Colorado. Outside medicine, I like to bicycle, hike, brew coffee, and read. My interests include health technology, informatics, health and insurance policy, and housing policy. I moved to sunny (and smoggy) Los Angeles for medical school at the Keck School of Medicine of USC, where I had the privilege to work with a largely underserved population. I studied Cultural Anthropology and Biology at Duke, after which I worked at an electronic health record company in San Francisco to facilitate information exchange. I’m from the eastern suburbs of Seattle, but I’ve spent much of my life in other parts of the country, which has broadened my understanding of the people and patients I work with every day.
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