A board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner dedicated to treating mental health concerns with evidence-based care and a collaborative approach.

Rachel received a Bachelors in English from CUNY Queens College, her Bachelors in Nursing from Binghamton University and her Masters of Nursing in Family Mental Health from New York University. She has experience treating clients ranging in age from adolescents to geriatrics in settings both subacute and outpatient in New York and New Jersey. Rachel uses a holistic, collaborative approach to treat a wide variety of mental health issues with sensitivity and empathy.

Rachel uses evidence-based practices to treat depression, anxiety, PTSD, mood disorders, ADHD, eating disorders, women’s issues, and phase-of-life transitions with a combination of medication and lifestyle interventions. She frequently recommends concurrent therapy for the best outcome possible.

In addition to her work in private practice, Rachel is an assistant professor of clinical graduate nursing at Pace University, where she enjoys sharing her knowledge and helping to prepare her students to become her colleagues.