General Info

Dr. Wasserman’s dream to be a doctor started early in life. She remembers watching her father go through medical training as a young child and loved the idea of spending each day helping people. With a father who was a doctor and a mother who was a nurse, she attributes both with having a strong and lasting impact on her life’s path. “They both built their lives around helping people,” noted Wasserman. “They ended up instilling that same need to serve in all of their children.” When her younger sister was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease while Dr. Wasserman was in college, gastroenterology became a personal focus. Not only did it include her interest in nutrition, but it also presented her with a specialty that would allow her to interact with patients in both an office setting and while performing procedures. In her free time, Wasserman enjoys spending time with her husband and two young sons. They love relaxing at the lake and traveling around the beautiful state of Michigan.Being a gastroenterologist is not just a job for me ­– it is a passion. In and out of the endoscopy suite, I strive to treat each of my patients as individuals, helping them to achieve their best personal outcome. Every patient has a different story to tell and I am honored to have an opportunity to be a positive part of their story.