She started UCSF's Pediatric Continence Clinic, where she developed a procedure for treating urinary incontinence in otherwise healthy children. This procedure is part of the clinic's Pediatric Urology Parent Seminar, an educational seminar that teaches parents about continence issues in post-potty trained children. She is particularly interested in treating incontinence complicated by birth defects such as posterior urethral valve, bladder exstrophy, prune belly and neurogenic bladder as well as the urologic evaluation of children in need of a kidney transplant. She participates in research and teaching as well as caring for patients and their families. She has attended and presented at urology conferences worldwide. She is a member of the Pediatric Urology Nurse Specialists and has served as a board chairperson and board member.