Emma Peck, PA-C

I have always wanted to help people. In college, I realized I wanted to help people learn to move better. Following the birth of my own children, I became interested in pelvic health, and I have not looked back. Helping people gain more agency and autonomy over their bodies, and empowering them to share traditionally private and taboo subjects with others free of shame, has been one of the joys of my professional life, and I am so blessed to do what I do. Outside of work, I love to lift heavy, cook, and explore nature with my husband, two sons and my dog.

I chose to become a physician assistant to have an opportunity to give back to the community and to help those around me. Being born in Pakistan, I was exposed to a lot of health disparities, poverty and inaccessibility to healthcare. This inspired me to do my part and help increase access to healthcare. I wanted to be a provider that people felt comfortable with, someone they could trust and build a relationship with. I wanted to motivate patients to get invested in their health and wellness, guide them towards a better life and help alleviate health disparities where I can. My philosophy of care focuses on providing patient-centered, individualized and compassionate care to my patients, considering the unique factors and underlying conditions that impact their health and implementing a holistic approach to their care. I strive to utilize patient education and shared decision-making to empower patients to take charge of their own health and make informed decisions regarding their care. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, traveling and exploring new places and cultures, being outdoors, and listening to podcasts and audiobooks.

I became a physicians assistant because I have always been fascinated with the human body, and I love the challenge of trying to diagnose a difficult case. I treat each patient as if they were my own family member. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family, exercise and skiing.