Julie obtained a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Bachelor of Psychology in 2009 at Kent State University. After working as a nurse for 7 years in medical intensive care at Cleveland Clinic, she went on to become a nurse practitioner. She obtained a Master of Science in Nursing with a focus on Adult and Geriatric Medicine from Kent State University and a Post-Master's with a focus on Family Medicine from Ursuline College in 2015.
Julie has always had a passion for Infectious Diseases. She treats a wide variety of conditions including HIV, diabetic foot infections, skin and soft tissue infections, viral syndromes, surgical infections, NTM and other complicated lung infections, meningitis, infections related to cancer, hepatitis C, sexually transmitted infections, UTIs, C. difficile, COVID-19, and more. She works on a consulting team in the hospital as well as in a clinic in the outpatient setting. She is also involved in research trials.
Her special interests include global missions and tropical medicine. She has severed in Haiti and India, and currently she leads a mission trip to Uganda. She is involved in ministry and serving locally with the church. In her free time she likes to travel and be outdoors.
Julie believes that every patient has a unique and valuable story to tell, and she thinks holistic care is important for health and well being.
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We just want to thank all of our patients, referring providers, and our community for bearing with us during this most difficult and unprecedented time in our infectious diseases' careers. Our providers and staff have been spread thin since COVID emerged, spending almost 100% of their time treating the severely ill in our community hospitals up and down the coast of South Carolina. We are doing our best to get back in the office as quickly as possible. Please help us get there quicker by getting vaccinated. Thank you for your patience.