Emily Hay, MSN, APRN, FNP-C

A career dedicated to women's health: "I started my nursing career in the pediatric ICU, where I spent four years caring for critically ill children. I then moved into primary care and women’s health at a health department before spending more than five years in OB/GYN, caring for OB patients and helping women with their health and hormones. Over time, I realized how much I loved the hormonal side of women’s health. The more I learned, the more interested I became—and Midi felt like the perfect fit."

Patient-centered care: "One of the most rewarding parts of my work is hearing a woman say, sometimes after just one or two visits, that she feels like herself again. So many women tell me they haven’t had the time to really talk about what’s happening in their bodies. I love being able to slow down, listen, and help them understand what they’re experiencing. It’s incredibly meaningful to know that I’ve helped someone feel better and more like herself."

Finding balance: "I have a three-year-old little boy and an 18-month-old little girl, so finding a better balance between my career and my family was an important part of my decision to join Midi. Working from home has allowed me to continue doing work I truly love while also being more present for my kids during these fleeting early years. I feel very fortunate to have a career that gives me the flexibility to be there for my family while still making a meaningful difference for my patients."

A personalized approach: "I always start by listening to what matters most to each woman and then talking through options that make sense for her life. Hormones are both a science and an art, and every woman responds differently. There isn’t one perfect answer for everyone. My goal is to partner with each patient and keep working together until she feels her best."