Women and children’s health have been Dani’s specialty since she received her nursing degree. But her experience in the field is as important to her skill as a caregiver as is her education.

“I have been the adolescent female with menstrual irregularity, the woman on the exam table waiting for her yearly exam, and the parent worried about their child when they are sick.  I feel that I can provide empathetic care to patients and families when they need it most.

Women's health is a very underserved part of healthcare and being able to empower women with knowledge about their bodies and health from adolescence to menopause, is very important to me. And working with the pediatric population allows me to make a meaningful impact on a child's health while supporting patients and their families and providing them with education to keep their child safe and healthy.”
The Quincy native graduated high school early and began her professional journey.

“I believe what makes me unique is my honesty. Being honest with patients and giving them all the information needed to make decisions about their own health is very important to establish a trusting relationship.”