Actress | American
Judy Reyes is an American actress of Dominican descent, best known for her role as the tough-loving nurse Carla Espinosa in “Scrubs” (2001-2009). Born in The Bronx, New York, to Dominican immigrant parents, she studied at Hunter College and began her acting career on the New York stage.
On “Scrubs,” Reyes’s Carla was the moral center of Sacred Heart Hospital—a strong Latina character who challenged stereotypes while providing both comic relief and emotional depth. Her marriage to Turk became one of the show’s most beloved relationships.
After “Scrubs,” Reyes continued to build her career with notable roles in “Devious Maids” (2013-2016) and the critically acclaimed “Claws” (2017-2022), where she played Quiet Ann. She’s also an advocate for Latinx representation in Hollywood and has spoken about the importance of authentic portrayals.
Film debut in "Bringing Out the Dead"
Began role as Carla in "Scrubs"
Left "Scrubs" after 8 seasons
Starred in "Devious Maids"
Joined cast of TNT's "Claws"
"Claws" concluded after 4 seasons
Continued TV appearances
Guest on "Fake Doctors, Real Friends" podcast
Judy Reyes' net worth is estimated at $6 million, earned through her roles in "Scrubs," "Devious Maids," "Claws," and other television work.