Thanks so much for visiting our website and reading about our staff. My name is Dr. Carrie Turban Kahn. I am married to Dr. Kahn. We are excited to bring the first endovascular outpatient medical center to Western Massachusetts.

We have a wonderfully talented team at NEEC –please enjoy reading more about us in our profiles. In addition to those listed, we have a large per diem pool of medical staff that share their time and skill with our patients. There is so much talent in the pioneer valley!

I am a local — born and raised in Western Massachusetts. Of course, I am a loyal New England Patriots fan! I graduated cum laude from Mount Holyoke College with a double major in Psychology and Education. There, I ran Track and Field for the Lyons and graduated as an All-American Scholar. I still hold a few track records, but I won’t disclose for how many years they’ve stood…

Following college, I pursued my dream of becoming a licensed clinical psychologist. I earned a master’s degree and doctorate in clinical psychology, interned at the Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency Program in Concord, New Hampshire, and completed my post-doctoral training at The University of Virginia Behavioral Medicine Department in Charlottesville, Virginia. Behavioral Medicine is my specialty.

My husband and I are raising three girls, and we have a greater swiss mountain dog. If I am not working at our medical center, you’ll find me taxiing my girls to and from their ever-increasing school activities. I’m in the car with the bumper sticker that reads: “Mom’s Taxi” — give me a wave when you see me!

In my not-so-free time, I love reading, traveling, trying new cooking recipes, and boating with my family.

I am excited to join Dr. Kahn’s team — I love the medical field and helping others! Over the past 35 years, I have worked as a Surgical Assistant and Practice Manager for a bustling oral surgery practice. I also served in the United States Airforce Reserves for 6 years.

I was born and raised in Holyoke, Massachusetts. I currently live in Feeding Hills with my husband. We have three children (a daughter and two sons). I am an animal lover and currently have a Border Collie named Stoli.

I am lucky to have a large extended family all of whom live locally. We love spending time together and celebrating holidays. For over 50 years, we have vacationed together at Wells Beach in Maine.

In my free time, I enjoy playing tennis, running, listening to country music, doing gymnastics and Zumba, party planning, and watching my favorite movies (i.e., Titanic, Pretty Woman, and Miss Congeniality). Every year, I participate in the Rugged Maniac Obstacle Course! I love Thai and Chinese cuisine and have a weakness for cheesecake and Sour Patch Kids. I am a big fan of the New England sports teams.

I am a Holyoke resident and have worked in the medical field as an assistant for over 28 years. My husband and I have been married for 28 years and we have two children. My son, Jonathan, lives and works in New York City after pursing his BA degree in the arts in Philadelphia. My daughter, Katlyn, will earn her graduate degree in May as a CPA. She has accepted a position at PWC in Hartford following her graduation, for which she is very excited. In my free time, I enjoy sewing, making crafts, and party planning.  I am actively involved in the Alzheimer’s Rays of Hope and Suicide Prevention functions throughout western Massachusetts.

I grew up in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, and graduated from East Longmeadow High School in 2007. In 2013, I graduated from the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program at Springfield Technical Community College. Early in my career, I discovered a passion for vascular ultrasound, and it has remained my favorite area of sonography ever since. What I love most about it is the challenge because every exam is like a puzzle that requires attention to detail, critical thinking, and problem-solving.

I love what I do and take pride in helping patients through high-quality vascular ultrasound imaging while making their experience as comfortable as possible.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband, Matt, whom I married in February 2025, as well as our dog, Kohler. She is the center of our world, and we think everything she does is pretty special.

I’m a huge fan of winter and snow, which may explain my extensive coat collection that I’ve spent years building. I also love cooking, a passion I learned from my grandmother, who was an incredible cook. Baking is another favorite hobby of mine, and I’ve created many themed birthday cakes over the years for my nephews, Liam and Owen.

When I’m not working, you can often find me traveling, attending concerts (especially anything involving Dave Matthews Band!) or exploring my interest in fashion. I’m also a lifelong fan of J.R.R. Tolkien and have collected nearly every book he wrote. Whether it’s reading the books or watching the movies, I’m always happy to spend time in the world of The Lord of the Rings.

I earned my bachelor’s degree in liberal arts from Elms College and completed my sonography training at the American Institute in West Hartford, Connecticut.

I was born to Portuguese parents who immigrated in the 1970s and grew up in Chicopee. I am fluent in Portuguese and have also studied Spanish. In 2010, I moved to Ludlow, where I built my family and my career.

I began my career in general ultrasound, working for about 5–7 years at Hampden County Physicians and briefly at Mercy Medical Center (Springfield). I later specialized in vascular imaging, focusing on venous studies for over 10 years in a private practice setting.

I have been married for over 10 years and am the proud mother of two daughters and our Portuguese Water Dog, Charlie. My husband and I also own a Portuguese-American market in Ludlow, which keeps us closely connected to our heritage.

In my personal time, I enjoy music and dancing, and I value spending time with my family. I am passionate about patient care, quality imaging, and making sure every patient feels comfortable and well cared for. I am excited to be part of this team.

Born and raised in Westfield, Massachusetts, I have always felt a strong connection to the community I call home. I graduated from Westfield State University in 2019 with my nursing degree, where I was honored to receive the Spirit of Nursing Award. Voted on by my peers, this award recognized my commitment to embodying both the spirit and art of nursing, as well as being someone they would trust to care for their own family members.

I began my nursing career in inpatient neurology, where I developed a strong foundation in patient care, clinical judgment, and critical thinking. As a new nurse when the COVID-19 pandemic began, I was challenged to adapt quickly in an ever-changing environment. That experience shaped me as a nurse and strengthened my ability to remain calm, flexible, and thoughtful in even the most challenging situations.

Outside of work, I now live in West Springfield with my husband and our mini poodle, Theo. When I’m not caring for patients, I love spending time boating with family, getting lost in a good book, trying new restaurants, and watching true crime documentaries. I feel fortunate to have built my career close to home and to have the opportunity to care for others while doing something I truly love.

I grew up in Feeding Hills, MA where I still live with my husband Eric, two children, and two dogs. I have always had an active lifestyle, running cross country in high school and college. When not working, I enjoy listening to music, running, and spending time with my family.

I graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing in 2009 from Elms College. For the past 13 years, I have worked at the Western Mass Kidney Center as a dialysis nurse. During my time there, I made many lifelong connections with patients and staff but felt it was time for the next chapter. I am excited to be joining the great team at New England Endovascular Center! I grew up in Feeding Hills, MA where I still live with my husband Eric, two children, and two dogs. I have always had an active lifestyle, running cross country in high school and college. When not working, I enjoy listening to music, running, and spending time with my family

I was born and raised in Westfield, MA and now currently reside in Chicopee, MA after the purchase of my first home in early 2025. I was inspired to pursue a nursing career after my dad passed away from his battle with Leukemia when I was just 4 years old. I earned my Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Westfield State University in 2022 and began my work as an RN in Labor & Delivery/Postpartum at Mercy’s Family Life Center in Springfield. In my free time, I enjoy going to lots of concerts, traveling, antiquing on the weekends with my mom, and spending lots of time with friends!

I was born and raised in Longmeadow, MA, and I’m the oldest of six girls. I graduated from Elms College in 2022 with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and a minor in Bioethics. In 2021, I was honored to receive the St. Catherine’s Medal, an award presented to a junior who demonstrates outstanding leadership and service to the college.

Throughout my four years at Elms, I played softball and had the privilege of serving as Team Captain for two of those years. In 2022, I received the “Candy Man” Sportsmanship Award in recognition of my athletic achievements.

After graduation, I began my nursing career at the Hampden County Sheriff’s Department. In 2022, I was part of a team recognized with the Meritorious Recognition Group Award at the 27th Correctional Employee-of-the-Year Ceremony for our heroic response to a medical emergency at the jail. I also have experience working in the Labor and Delivery Department at Hartford Hospital.

In my free time, you’ll often find me at the gymnastics center or on a softball field with any of my five younger sisters, who range in age from 8 to 16. They’re my best friends! I also love relaxing with my little chihuahua, Pico. I’ll never pass up a trip to the beach.

I’m a proud Western Massachusetts native—born in Springfield and raised in Palmer, where I graduated from Palmer High School. As an only child, I kept my parents on their toes with a busy schedule filled with sports and activities, especially dance, basketball, and soccer. I now reside in Somers, Connecticut.

After high school, I attended Springfield Technical Community College (STCC), where I pursued a degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant and earned a spot on the Dean’s List. I later obtained my Medical Assistant Certificate and have spent the past 12 years as a medical assistant working at a  G.I. office. I truly enjoy working in the medical field and am excited to be part of the New England Endovascular Center team!

Outside of work, I love spending time with my family and friends. Planning family vacations is one of my favorite things to do—my family has vacationed in Hampton Beach every year since I was born! I especially enjoy summer, as it means time at the beach and out on the water. I’m also an avid concert-goer and love exploring new breweries. As a lifelong New England sports fan, I never miss a chance to cheer on the Patriots and the Bruins!

I’m a Certified Medical Assistant at New England Endovascular Center. I currently reside in Enfield, Connecticut, and was born in Chicopee, Massachusetts. My family later moved to Somers, CT, where I attended both middle and high school. I’m the youngest of three siblings and have two older brothers.

Throughout my youth, I was actively involved in competitive dance, an experience that helped foster my strong work ethic, discipline, and attention to detail. After graduating high school, I attended Lincoln Technical Institute, where I earned my Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) certificate. During my training, I completed a clinical rotation at New England Endovascular Center, where I quickly discovered how much I enjoyed the team environment and caring for patients.

I value working at NEEC because of its collaborative environment, supportive team, and shared commitment to providing high-quality, compassionate care to every patient.

In my free time, I enjoy reading, cooking, and shopping. I also have two dogs who love going on walks and car rides!

I was born and raised in Agawam, and I am the oldest of 4 siblings. I am currently living in West Springfield with my boyfriend and our dog, Oakley. I graduated from Worcester State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Health. During my college career, I spent some time in Florida at The University of Tampa. While attending school, I worked part-time as a patient care attendant for special needs children and adults.

In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my friends and family. Every summer my family, friends, and I vacation together in Prince Edward Island, Canada where we spend our time on the beach. I have been vacationing there for over 25 years. In the winter, I enjoy skiing with my family and friends. I am very grateful to have such a great family and group of friends! I am a huge fan of New England sports teams, especially the New England Patriots. I am excited to join Dr. Kahn and his New England Endovascular Center team!

Hi, I’m Jadah, and I’m excited to be joining the New England Endovascular team as an Assistant at the front reception desk! I love making people happy and enjoy being one of the friendly faces you’ll see when you walk through the door.

A few things about me: I love animals, books, and anything pink! I especially enjoy murder mysteries because I love trying to piece together the clues and solve the case before the big reveal. One of my biggest goals in life is to live the best life I can for my dad, which is something that means a lot to me.

I’m excited to be part of the New England Endovascular team and look forward to meeting and getting to know our patients!

I am currently an assistant with the New England Endovascular Center team, where I enjoy learning from experienced healthcare professionals and gaining valuable experience in a clinical setting.

I am a student at Springfield Technical Community College (STCC), pursuing my Associate of Science in Health Science and expecting to graduate in December 2026. I am also a proud member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. I have enrolled at Westfield State University (WSU) and will transfer in Spring 2027 to pursue my Bachelor of Science in Health Science.

In the summer of 2026, I completed an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program and successfully passed my state practical examination. After earning my bachelor’s degree, I plan to apply to Physician Assistant (PA) programs.

My passion for healthcare began after witnessing my mother’s battle with cancer, which inspired me to pursue a career helping others through challenging times. I am grateful for the opportunity to be part of the New England Endovascular Center team as I continue building my experience and working toward my future in healthcare.

Outside of school and work, I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, staying active, and being outdoors.