Dr. George comes to Florida as a Native New Yorker who always knew life was better in the South.  Her part Southern part Caribbean upbringing was bound to lead her to a warm, friendly and easy-going pace. She started in New York completing her undergraduate years at Union College and then went on to a SUNY school to complete a degree in Health as a Physician Assistant.  After working as a PA in Ob/Gyn in the South Bronx, she pursued her life time goal to become a Physician at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Jersey.  On a short trip back across the George Washington Bridge, she completed her Resident Training in Ob/Gyn at Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn, New York.  After working in private practice in Long Island , she decided she had enough of the snow, cold and hustling crowd.

So that's the boring statistics.  She sees herself as a quiet, gentle natured person with a caring attitude that will hopefully make you at ease in  sometimes very uncomfortable situations.  Although she has no children of her own, her life’s' devotion to caring for women and working as an obstetrician fulfills a desire help and care for others.

She also loves cooking, gardening and spending time with family. She hopes to spend the rest of her life here in Tallahassee making friends and ties that will be life long.