Noelle Lang, MSN, APRN, FNP-C

A foundation in compassionate care: "I became a nurse in 2012 after earning a biology degree and a master’s in physiology and biophysics. Nursing gave me the opportunity to blend my love of science with my compassion for people. I began my career in the burn ICU before moving to labor and delivery, where I cared for moms and babies for several years. I became a nurse practitioner in 2017 and went on to work in maternal-fetal medicine, caring for women through high-risk pregnancies and postpartum."

The little things matter: "Early in my nursing career, I cared for a woman who was frightened when she needed an unexpected C-section. I stayed with her, supported her through the delivery, and took pictures so she and her husband could focus on meeting their baby. She later nominated me for a DAISY Award. That experience reminded me that what feels like an ordinary part of my day can profoundly change a patient’s experience."

Helping women feel like themselves again: "At Midi, I’m excited to care for women in perimenopause and menopause, a stage of life I’m experiencing myself. I want every patient to feel heard, to know her symptoms are real and that I’m here to help. Midlife care is an exciting opportunity to positively impact long-term women’s health, including bone health, cardiovascular health, and cognition. Together, we can find a path toward feeling well, feeling hopeful, and feeling like themselves again."