Enid Gaud, MD, FAAP

My favorite animated cartoons are Tom and Jerry and The Flintstones.

The Little Prince. I teaches us the importance of seeing with the heart, friendship, relationships and love. Encourage readers to reconnect with child like sense of imagination, curiosity and sense of wonder.

My favorite childhood toy was a baby newborn doll, as it provided a safe way to express emotions, engage in pretend play, and practice nurturing skills. I also enjoyed playing outdoors with friends.

My mom is my greatest inspiration. I am forever grateful and blessed for her unconditional, selfless love, support and guidance. My dad also inspired me by teaching me the value of hard work and dedication.

I enjoy spending quality time with my two children, as well as exercising, listening to music, and enjoying nature.

Being the only doctor in my family, I’ve been told that back in elementary school I used to say I wanted to be a doctor for little kids while playing in a playhouse with my friends. My decision to become a doctor eventually took everyone by surprise, as I had been deeply involved in theater and literature throughout my high school years.
I decided to be a Pediatrician because I wanted to leave a positive impact on the lives of children and their families. I strive to make a difference that last for generations, not only supporting their physical well being but also contributing to their growth and development as individuals in all aspects of life.
In addition, I find children to be incredibly fun and inspiring, which makes working with them even more rewarding.

The most important aspect of my practice is to truly listen to my patients, approach their experiences with empathy, and maintain humility to always learn from them. I strive to act thoughtfully on my diagnostic impression , integrating my medical knowledge, clinical experience and the patient's history to provide the best possible care.

We provide flexibility with appointment time and longer visits.
Providing a medical home model of care where the patient is at the center , providing comprehensive, coordinated and accessible care keeping communication among specialist and community resources.