Tambra Ratledge, DNP, APRN, FNP-C

Finding my calling: "I became a nurse in 2008, beginning my career in orthopedics and on a telemetry step-down unit. I became a nurse practitioner in 2022, earned my Doctor of Nursing Practice in 2023, and completed advanced training in menopause care in 2025. As a nurse practitioner, I’ve worked in regenerative medicine and primary care. It was in primary care that I discovered how much I loved caring for women and building relationships with them through the different stages of life. That passion ultimately led me to Midi and to my focus on perimenopause and menopause care."

Making women feel heard: "I’ve seen how often women come to menopause care feeling frustrated, exhausted, and dismissed. One of the most rewarding parts of my work is hearing from a patient after treatment and learning that she finally feels better and is enjoying life again. When she goes on to tell her sister, friend, or family member about her experience, that ripple effect means so much to me."

In your corner: "My first priority is to listen. I want to understand what’s affecting a woman’s quality of life, what she hopes to change, and what matters most to her. I look at the whole person, not just a list of symptoms, and work with each patient to find an individualized approach that fits her health, goals, and preferences."

Helping women feel like themselves again: "I understand how discouraging it can be to ask for help and hear that nothing can be done. I never want my patients to feel that way. There are many evidence-based hormonal and non-hormonal options, and we can work together to find what’s right for her. My goal is for every woman to feel heard, believed, informed, and hopeful—and ultimately, to feel like herself again."