We’re a small team with big ideas and a passion for doing things well.
Our Doctors
Dr Nataley Jhingoeri, MD
Co-Founder | Board-Certified Pediatrician
10+ Years of Pediatric Experience
Advanced Pediatric Training at Children’s National Hospital Washington, DC
Evidence-Based, Family-Centered Care
She completed her pediatric residency at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital, where she received rigorous training in the care of medically complex and acutely ill children. She then pursued a fellowship in Pediatric Hospital Medicine at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, DC, further strengthening her expertise in inpatient pediatrics, advanced clinical decision-making, and procedural care.
Throughout her career, Dr Jhingoeri has remained committed to refining her clinical skills and broadening her perspective. She had the unique opportunity to practice medicine in a low-resource setting in Trinidad—an experience that profoundly shaped her approach to care. Working in this environment strengthened her ability to practice independently, think critically, and confidently manage pediatric emergencies, including resuscitation and technical procedures.
In addition to her clinical training, Dr Jhingoeri earned a Master’s degree in Clinical and Translational Research from the George Washington University School of Medicine. This background allows her to remain at the forefront of pediatric medicine and provide care that reflects the most current, evidence-based clinical guidelines.
While she brings deep medical expertise to every visit, Dr Jhingoeri firmly believes that parents are the true experts on their children. Her approach is collaborative and family-centered, partnering with caregivers to create individualized care plans that honor each child’s unique needs and story.
Dr Marsha Conroy, PharmD
Co-Founder | Clinical Pharmacist
Clinical pharmacist with Pediatric & Neonatal Expertise
Advanced Critical Care Experience at Children’s National Hospital, DC
Dr Marsha Conroy is a clinical pharmacist with extensive experience caring for pediatric and neonatal patients in critical care settings. She earned her Doctor of Pharmacy from Duquesne University and began her career at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, where she practiced clinical pharmacy and later served as the interim neonatal critical care pharmacist.
After relocating to Washington, DC in 2014, Dr Conroy continued her career in critical care pharmacy at Children’s National Hospital, supporting patients in the Neonatal, Cardiac, and Pediatric Intensive Care Units. Her background includes precepting pharmacy residents and students, as well as broad experience in compounding and specialty pharmacy.
Becoming a mother reshaped Dr Conroy’s professional and personal priorities. During the pandemic, she recognized that balancing critical care pharmacy with raising two young children was no longer sustainable for her wellbeing. Stepping away from hospital practice allowed her to focus on her family—two children now in elementary school—and led her to a new passion: supporting parents as they navigate the evolving developmental stages of childhood.
When she met Dr Nataley Jhingoeri, Dr Conroy was fully immersed in motherhood and deeply invested in helping other families feel informed, confident, and supported. Together, they recognized the power of combining clinical expertise with real-life parenting experience to care for families in a more personal and approachable way.
Outside of MamaMedics, Dr Conroy enjoys figure skating, ice hockey, skiing, and golf—activities that keep her grounded, energized, and deeply connected to her community.
Sarah Lartey CPNP-PC, CBS
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner and Certified Breastfeeding Specialist
Sarah is a board certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner with over a decade of experience caring for children and supporting families in the DMV. She has practiced in both primary and urgent care settings. She has a particular passion for newborn care, infant feeding, lactation support and helping families navigate early parenthood. She understands that caring for a child also means caring for and supporting the family around them, and she strives to provide practical, evidence-based guidance that helps parents feel informed and confident.
Sarah earned both her Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master of Science in Nursing in the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner program at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Geography and African Studies from Middlebury College.
When not working Sarah enjoys spending time with her husband, son, and daughter. As a family they enjoy spending time outdoors hiking, camping and biking.
After relocating to Washington, DC in 2014, Dr Conroy continued her career in critical care pharmacy at Children’s National Hospital, supporting patients in the Neonatal, Cardiac, and Pediatric Intensive Care Units. Her background includes precepting pharmacy residents and students, as well as broad experience in compounding and specialty pharmacy.
Becoming a mother reshaped Dr Conroy’s professional and personal priorities. During the pandemic, she recognized that balancing critical care pharmacy with raising two young children was no longer sustainable for her wellbeing. Stepping away from hospital practice allowed her to focus on her family—two children now in elementary school—and led her to a new passion: supporting parents as they navigate the evolving developmental stages of childhood.
When she met Dr Nataley Jhingoeri, Dr Conroy was fully immersed in motherhood and deeply invested in helping other families feel informed, confident, and supported. Together, they recognized the power of combining clinical expertise with real-life parenting experience to care for families in a more personal and approachable way.
Outside of MamaMedics, Dr Conroy enjoys figure skating, ice hockey, skiing, and golf—activities that keep her grounded, energized, and deeply connected to her community.