Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, with two parents in healthcare, I remember being fascinated by medicine at a very early age. At every stop of my life's journey – college in Illinois, medical school in Oklahoma and residency training in Colorado – I've always found working with children to be most rewarding. And while I love being a pediatrician, I couldn't have done it without the support and sacrifice of my wonderful wife and our three children; I've learned more from them than any time spent in school.
The moment I decided to pursue a career in medicine, I knew I wanted to become a Pediatrician. A big heart, sensitivity, and intellectual curiosity are important traits in a Pediatrician that I have always valued in myself and my colleagues. I thoroughly love helping families through all the stages of childhood to foster the growth of healthy children and parents. I take a very collaborative approach to my practice.
Dr. Roberts has relocated to Optum Medical Center Point located at 1633 Medical Center Point in Colorado Springs.
To schedule an appointment, please call 719-598-9446.
I was born and raised in the Colorado Springs area and am excited to provide medical care to this community.
After losing a close family member, I realized preventive care may have made a difference and chose family practice.
I joined Mountain View Medical Group in July 2005 after completing my residency at the St. Anthony Family Medicine Residency program in Denver. My undergraduate training was done at the University of Northern Colorado. Between college and medical school, I served four years active duty Air Force as a personnel officer in San Antonio, Texas. I was born in South Dakota, but I consider Colorado home. I enjoy the outdoors - hiking and fishing mostly, with the occasional snowshoe excursion. My artistic side is not easy to tap into, but I enjoy crocheting and needle point.
I knew from an early age that I wanted to live in and experience "the city". Growing up in NY, I attended college and medical school in the Bronx. I had wonderful experiences at Fordham University which early on helped shaped my interest in medicine and community service. I embraced my education at Albert Einstein College of Medicine where I learned about complex disease processes in busy inner city hospitals. I took a year off to pursue research in Africa and learn Spanish in Ecuador. It was an education I wouldn’t trade for any other.
I was born and raised in rural Oklahoma. I completed medical school at Oklahoma State College of Osteopathic Medicine. I completed residency at a rural branch of the University of Oklahoma. I am comfortable treating a wide range of patient ages and conditions as a result of this training.
