Emily received her Bachelor of Science of Nursing from Weber State University. Shortly after she continued her education by earning her Doctorate of Nursing Practice from the University of Utah. Emily specializes in Family Practice and is board certified by the AANP.
Emily has had a lifelong interest in pursuing medicine as a career. However, the driving force behind her pursuit is having the ability to provide passionate and patient-centered care. Emily chose Family Practice as a specialty for its dynamic nature which provides the ability to branch out into many aspects of medicine.
Diet, nutrition and exploring root causes of disease are what Emily is most passionate about. Additionally, she has plans of pursuing functional medicine certification in the near future. She loves what she does and having the opportunity to provide education and care to every patient she comes in contact with.
Outside of work Emily enjoys diet and exercise for both herself and her family members. She spends time with her children encouraging them to grow and develop in the most health manner possible and strives to set a good example for them. She loves learning new things and spends a great amount of time reading, listening to books on tape and podcasts.
A provider's patient satisfaction rating is determined by patient responses to questions from the Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) survey, administered by NRC Health.
Patients today have more choices than ever, including where, how and from whom they get care. That's why Revere Health believes it's important to provide access to transparent information, empowering our patients to make knowledgable decisions about their healthcare.
CAHPS surveys are funded and overseen by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) within the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
Patients receive the nine-question survey via email or phone call, and we publish provider ratings on Revere Health's website once he or she has at least 30 completed surveys.
