Donna Bouley, MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Grounded in women’s care: "Since beginning in healthcare in 2012,  I’ve spent extensive time in pediatric ICU, labor and delivery, and obstetrics and gynecology. Across every role, women’s health has been the common thread—supporting patients through some of the most intense, meaningful moments of their lives. "

Relationships that last: "The moments that stay with me most are the long ones, the patients I get to care for over a season of life. Those relationships are beautiful. I love getting updates, staying in touch, and being part of someone’s story through different stages. That continuity builds trust, and trust changes everything about care."

Listening as treatment: "My approach to symptom relief in midlife starts with listening. Women need space to share everything, what feels off, what they’re worried about, what they’re hoping for, so we can find real relief and help them move through this stage feeling like themselves again."

Choice, safety, and partnership: "My care philosophy is simple: no one fits into the same bubble! Care should be patient-centered, safe, and effective. I believe in laying out all the options, talking through them clearly, and choosing together what fits best—then making it happen!"

Honoring the transition: "Midlife matters. We talk about adolescence and childbearing, but who talks about this stage? Midi does! I find so much meaning in caring for women during a transition they may not be prepared for—and helping them feel their best in a stage of life where they often know themselves better than ever."