Heather Woodall, MSN ,CNM, FNP-BC, Midi Clinician

After starting her career in labor and delivery, Heather segued into family medicine and women's health care.  She has spent nearly a decade caring for women with symptoms of hormonal fluctuation.

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“Healthcare involves the mind, body, and soul,” says Heather. “And helping women with their hormones can touch all three, because they play a huge part in mental health and emotional wellbeing. I can’t tell you how often a patient will tell me, once her hormones are better regulated, “I thought I was going crazy, but now I feel normal and well.”

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Heather experienced the power of proper treatment personally: “At 44, I hit perimenopause and couldn’t sleep, gained weight, had no mental focus, and suffered from soaking hot flashes so bad that I often had to change my nursing scrubs,” she says. “Hormone replacement therapy changed my life.”

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She has been mission-driven her entire career, finding time to found a non-profit to assist women escaping domestic violence and recovering from sexual trauma. Now Heather is tackling a new challenge: earning her certification as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner.

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