Melinda Mclane is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania. Ms. Mclane is highly rated in 1 condition, according to our data. Her top area of expertise is Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome (MALS).

Philosophy of care | CLUE represents the basis of my philosophy as a CRNP. | Caring | for the patient and their families. | Listening | to the patient’s concerns. | Understanding | what the patient’s presenting problems are. | Engage | the patient in the plan of care so they understand and are fully involved in their care.  It is very important to understand and treat the patient as a whole, not just focus on their presenting problem. | Why I entered medicine | I had wanted to be a nurse since the age of 5, and have had the satisfaction of being one for over 18 years.  Nursing has been a very rewarding profession that I am very proud to be part of.  As a provider being a Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner builds on caring which the essence of nursing.  A philosophy of caring guides CRNP interactions with patients, families, and communities. | Community involvement | I participate with the Pennsylvania American Coalition of Nurse Practitioners as well as American Association of Nurse Practitioners so my voice can be heard.  It is important for the public and healthcare community to be educated on the role of nurse practitioners and recognize the impact the nurse practitioner has on the community and is an essential part of the healthcare team. | I am also involved my sons' little league organization and our home and school association. | Personal interests | I am a proud mother of two amazing boys who keep me busy with baseball games and swim lessons.  I love reading, relaxing, and spending time with my husband, children, family and friends. Her top areas of expertise are Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction (HFpEF), Atrioventricular Nodal Reentrant Tachycardia (AVNRT), Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia (PSVT), and Atrial Tachycardia.

Kelly Schadler is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania. Her top areas of expertise are Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction (HFpEF), Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia (PSVT), Atrial Tachycardia, and Atrioventricular Nodal Reentrant Tachycardia (AVNRT).

Philosophy of care | My goal as a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner is to provide safe, empathetic and compassionate care for you or your loved one. I am excited to combine my love of nursing with my love of psychiatric medicine to provide my patients with comprehensive mental health care. | Why I entered medicine | I have known since a young age that I want to help people. When I developed an interest in nursing and medicine, my journey became clear to me. Mental health itself has been a passion of mine since my first psychology class in high school. | Since becoming a nurse in 2007, I have had the opportunity to help people in so many different ways. I am committed to continuing education to stay up to date on the best evidence-based treatments to provide the best outcomes for my patients. | Community involvement | I enjoy fundraising for rescue animals. Now that I am finished with my degree, I hope to become more hands-on with this mission. | Personal interests | I enjoy every moment with my family. I love to read, travel, scrapbook, and spend time with my animals. Ms. Cruz is highly rated in 1 condition, according to our data. Her top areas of expertise are Schizoaffective Disorder and Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).

Jaime Broesicke is a Nurse Practitioner in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Ms. Broesicke is highly rated in 1 condition, according to our data. Her top areas of expertise are Fractured Spine and Muscle Spasms.

Brenda Soloe is a Nurse Practitioner in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Her top areas of expertise are Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and Succinyl-CoA:3-Ketoacid CoA Transferase Deficiency.

Philosophy of care | I believe in preventative care and healthy lifestyles within families. Children learn so much from what's around them, starting with basic needs like nutrition, sleep and activity. As a pediatric nurse practitioner, I believe collaborating with other practitioners is very important to health and wellness. I am eager to educate you and your family and make everyone feel comfortable with the care they receive! | Why I entered medicine | I knew at a young age I wanted to be a pediatric nurse, having received excellent care at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. My best friend's mom, a nurse practitioner, made sure I knew the other possibilities being a pediatric nurse practitioner could bring to my future. I love working with kids and their families. | Community involvement | I help send clothing and toys to children and low-income families through a Head Start program in Kentucky. | Personal interests | I enjoy spending time with my husband and family. We like to travel to see our friends who are scattered across the country. We are a very active family and enjoy working out, golfing, skiing, swimming and hiking to name a few.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy is to treat patients the way I would want my loved ones to be treated. Providing personalized and well-rounded care is extremely important to me. To do it I stress getting to know my patients as people – not just as a medical diagnosis. To be successful I need to treat the whole person, not just their condition. | Why I entered medicine | I always have had an interest in medical science and a natural ability to care for people. My mother has multiple autoimmune disorders, and I cared for her as a young girl. That experience encouraged me to go into nursing right after high school. I became a nurse practitioner because I wanted more autonomy and decision-making to make a stronger impact on my patients' lives. | Community involvement | I am involved with my children's preschool and my church. | Personal interests | My personal interests include my children. I have a boy and a girl who keep me very busy, and I love to pour myself into their interests. I also enjoy being outside as much as possible and am an avid reader. I'll read any genre as long as it's written well. Her top area of expertise is Hypertension.

Isabelita Annulysse is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Timothy Kelly is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania. His top area of expertise is Plaque Psoriasis.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy as a nurse practitioner is to provide you and others individualized care with each experience and interaction, as well as educating all my patients to strive toward a healthy life. | Why I entered medicine | The study of medicine offered me a challenging field and a stimulating career. I work with patients of all ages and hopefully improve their lives by providing them with therapeutic and updated care. | Community involvement | I am involved with my church. | Personal interests | I love spending free time with my husband, two children, family and friends. I also enjoy running, hiking, cycling, experiencing new foods and traveling.

Krystle Fulton is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania. Her top area of expertise is Protein Deficiency.

Sandra Ewing is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania. Her top area of expertise is Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome (MALS).

Laura Hawk is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania. Her top area of expertise is Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS).

Michelle Zuccarini is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania. Her top area of expertise is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).

Philosophy of care | I deliver compassionate, efficient and family centered care to children and their families. During times of illness or injury, your child deserves dignity, individual attention and respect. I empower families through education and collaboration to find the best plan of care. | Why I entered medicine | I have always wanted to help others, and pursued a nursing career after seeing the impact nurses had on family members undergoing health challenges. As I progressed, I found my true calling was pediatrics. I became a pediatric ER nurse and then a pediatric nurse practitioner, allowing me the privilege of helping children be their healthiest selves. | Personal interests | In my spare time I enjoy being with family, baking and crafting.

Philosophy of care | The goal of pediatric care is to work with the parent and child to achieve the best health possible. | Why I entered medicine | I pursued a career in health care to make a difference in the lives of patients. I wanted to be able to educate my patients and advocate for them and teach them to become medical advocates for themselves as well. | Community involvement | I am a leader for my daughter’s Girl Scout troop, teaching them independence, decision-making and critical thinking skills. | Personal interests | I love boxing as my go-to for fitness. I also enjoy snowboarding with my husband and children.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy is to ensure each child receives top quality care. | Why I entered medicine | I entered this role to pursue my love in caring for the pediatric population and their families. | Personal interests | When I'm not working you can find me listening to music, traveling and enjoying long walks outdoors.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy of care revolves around my belief in family and patient-centered care. I want you and your family to feel heard, to feel understood and to feel you are in the hands of a competent provider. It is my goal, that together, we can achieve the best plan of care with the best outcome for you or for your loved one. | Why I entered medicine | I entered the nursing field because of my passion and love for helping patients. This ultimately led me to my goal of being an advanced practice nurse in pediatrics. | Personal interests | Outside of work I enjoy being with my family, my two rescue dogs and traveling!.

Philosophy of care | As a parent, I empathize with the stress of having a sick child and the accompanying anxiety of uncertainty. My aim is to offer care and education to patients and their families in a manner that empowers them. I believe parents have the deepest understanding of their child, and it is a privilege for me to provide them care. | Why I entered medicine | I pursued a career in nursing because I thrive in the fast-paced health care environment and appreciate the opportunity to make someone laugh or smile during their time of need. I pursued further education to become a nurse practitioner because I want to be the person patients turn to for help. | Personal interests | Beyond my professional life, I find joy in spending time with my wife, our two sons and our two Labradors. We love being outdoors, whether hiking or just playing and regardless of the weather. I also take pleasure in playing golf, running and tackling DIY projects around the house.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy of care is to be the best advocate for my patient and family during their illness. I want them to know that I approach their care as if it was one of my children. Illness can be a time of high anxiety and stress for the whole family. I take the time to comfort and educate my patients and their caretakers so they feel a sense of relief after their visit with me. | Why I entered medicine | I entered pediatric medicine to comfort my patients and their families at one of their most vulnerable times – the hospitalization of an ill child. I wanted to provide them with an advocate who is not only knowledgeable in the medical part of their care, but also understands a parent's worry when their child is sick. | Community involvement | I am on the board of our local youth softball association. I also enjoy participating in the annual influenza vaccine drive-thru clinics as a pediatric vaccinator. | Personal interests | My interests include watching reruns of Friends, cheering on my kids during their sports activities and exploring new restaurants with my husband.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy is based on the belief that the most powerful healer is unconditional support and trust between a health care practitioner and an individual. The individual is ultimately responsible for their own health and well-being as we support them in the quest for optimal health. The key is balancing physical, spiritual, mental and emotional realms. Health care practitioners share this goal for our patients and for ourselves as we steward through this precious life together. | Why I entered medicine | As a child I read about Clara Barton, an American nurse during the Civil War who founded the American Red Cross. Her heroic work on the battlefields inspired me to go into health care. I became a technical partner for LVHN in 2007 and worked many years in the ER at Lehigh Valley Hospital–Cedar Crest, becoming an emergency room RN in 2016. I consider myself a lifelong learner, and in 2021 received a master’s degree as a Family Nurse Practitioner. I believe medicine is a sacred mission, a moral enterprise, and I am proud to be a part of it. | Community involvement | I have dedicated hours of service to Spirit Wings Aviation in Easton, Pa., which provided food and supplies via small aircraft to inner cities around the East Coast during the COVID-19 pandemic. Also, I am involved in my church and community with food banks and secondhand stores when I am able. | Personal interests | I love all kinds of food, foreign and domestic; red wines, cooking and crafts. Mostly, I love to do anything outside in all the seasons: hiking, walking, kayaking, swimming, biking and nature trails. My future includes to section hike the Appalachian Trail.

Lorna Pinguelo is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Philosophy of care | My philosophy is to provide compassionate care while treating all patients equally. I believe educating you and your family, as well as following evidence-based standards, results in optimal care and outcomes. | Why I entered medicine | I started my career as a nurse because I found medicine interesting and wanted to help others. A later decision to advance my education allows me to assume a greater role in health care and impact on the health of my patients. | Personal interests | In my spare time, I enjoy swimming, going to the beach and spending time with my pup.

Darya Rybac is a Nurse Practitioner in Easton, Pennsylvania.