Donna DePalmo-Wilson, , APRN, WHNP-BC

From labor & delivery to menopause care: “I have worked in nursing for 15 years, including 7 years caring for women in labor and delivery. In 2017, I became a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner. Women’s health has always been my passion, and my experience across different stages of care has shaped how I support my patients today."

Seeing both sides of the diagnosis: “Caring for women at risk for breast cancer was always part of my work, but everything changed when my own mother was diagnosed. Being on the receiving end of that news gave me a whole new level of empathy for my patients. Now, when I care for women navigating breast cancer—whether for themselves or a loved one—I understand, in a deeply personal way, what they’re going through.”

Care that puts you first: “Every woman’s health journey is unique, and I never take a one-size-fits-all approach. I see each patient as an individual and work with her to create a plan that actually fits her life. The most rewarding part of this work is helping women feel like themselves again. When a woman feels her best, every part of her life benefits.”