graduation, she was awarded the prestigious Eugene Cota Robles fellowship to pursue

doctoral studies in biomedical physics at the University of California at Los Angeles. While

Erin had a strong interest in the field, she quickly realized her passions lie in working directly

with patients. After a number of years working at a non-profit that provides physical and

recreational therapy services to disabled children and adults, Erin returned to school in 2007

to pursue a Masters in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine at Bastyr University. Erin has also

had additional training in pediatric acupuncture, including a preceptorship with the physicians

and acupuncturists at Seattle Children’s Hospital, and will be incorporating this as part of her

practice.  In her free time, Erin is an active and avid equestrian, competing in dressage.