Leslye Fregoso, PA-C

Long before Leslye Fregoso wrote her first clinical note, she was learning what it meant to advocate for people who are easy to overlook.

After earning her medical assisting certificate from West MEC in 2017, Leslye spent nearly four years as an ILS instructor at SAAVI Services for the Blind in Phoenix, teaching independence skills to clients navigating vision loss. It's the kind of work that teaches you how to explain complicated things clearly, how to listen past a patient's first words, and how to stay patient when the person in front of you is not. That same attentiveness showed up in her ophthalmology scribe role at Retina Associates in Tucson, and in her undergraduate years at the University of Arizona, where she earned a BS in Health Sciences with a minor in Gender and Women's Studies and led fundraising for the Arizona Global Health Project's medical mission trips to Mexico.

Leslye graduated with her Master in Physician Assistant Studies from Franklin Pierce University in Goodyear, Arizona in 2025 and joined MomDoc soon after. She sees patients in Spanish and English and brings the specific calm of someone who has already spent years making medicine feel less intimidating. She is especially at home with patients who have been told "you just have to live with this," the ones who need a clinician willing to keep asking questions until something actually works.