Kayla was born and raised in Anchorage, where she has spent over a decade working in healthcare. After six years in neurosurgery, she found her calling in radiation oncology, where she is committed to ensuring every patient feels seen, supported, and knows they are never alone in their cancer journey.

Kayla’s most important role is being a mom. In her free time, she dedicates time to coaching high school flag football and enjoys a variety of outdoor activities: skating, camping, hiking, biking, fly fishing, and hunting.

Her dedication to both her work and personal life reflects her unwavering desire to make a positive impact in every area she can.