Danielle Theberge, WHNP-BC
OB/GYN
Women’s Center of Excellence
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Biography
Danielle Theberge, WHNP-BC is a board-certified women’s health nurse practitioner (WHNP) that joined our team in March 2021. From 2013-2021, she cared for women with high-risk pregnancies at Maternal Fetal Medicine practices. Prior to this, she worked as a WHNP at a women’s health non-profit on Capitol Hill in Denver, CO. She has always desired to work in health care, from becoming a certified nursing assistant in High School, to completing her BSN and obtaining her RN at University of Maine in 2009. Post nursing school graduation, she completed a 30+ day nursing excursion in Africa providing health care to impoverished areas. Then, she returned to the states where she worked as a high-risk labor and delivery RN at UCLA Hospital in California and at Presbyterian-St. Luke’s Hospital in downtown Denver, CO from 2009-2013. Wanting to give more to her patients, she returned to graduate school and completed her MSN and obtained her WHNP board certification through Frontier Nursing University.
Danielle is a strong advocate for high quality health care for all her patients and specializes in maternal and fetal complications of pregnancy, diabetes, infertility, birth control and preconception planning, gyn problems, mental health, and so much more. She advocates for clear communication between her patients and healthcare team members to enable patients to not only understand, but also take part in their healthcare plans. She feels it is a honor to be a part of your healthcare team and wants you to feel like you are not only a patient, but are treated like family.
CLINICAL INTERESTS
Danielle is a strong advocate for high quality health care for all her patients and specializes in maternal and fetal complications of pregnancy, diabetes and weight loss, infertility, birth control and preconception planning, menopause/libido, gyn problems, mental health, mental illness and so much more. She advocates for clear communication between her patients and healthcare team members to enable patients to not only understand, but also take part in their healthcare plans. She feels it is a honor to be a part of your healthcare team and wants you to feel like you are not only a patient, but are treated like family.