After a successful career in consulting and raising six (yes, six) children— each of whom somehow survived without too many visits to the emergency department—Dr. Gordon decided it was time to turn her lifelong love of medicine into a full-time mission.
Trading PowerPoint decks for pathology and sippy cups for stethoscopes, she went to medical school with a singular goal: to keep people well enough to never need her... in the ED, anyway. An aspiring resident based in Alpharetta, GA, she now splits her time between teaching, clinical training, research, and finding clever ways to outsmart modern medicine’s most common pitfalls.
Her latest lecture, “25 Ways to Stay Out of the ED in 2025,” combines clinical insights, patient centered wisdom, and just the right dash of maternal instinct. Think evidence-based practice meets house-call heart— sprinkled with a dose of Southern charm and a very organized calendar.
When she’s not lecturing or caring for patients, she’s likely doing triage on a
group text from her kids, running on coffee and compassion, and reminding
everyone that prevention is the best prescription.