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A graduate of Assumption College and the UMass Graduate School of Nursing, Diane St. Onge has been helping patients for over 35 years. Diane decided to become a Nurse Practitioner because she felt there was a need for advanced practitioners like her to provide personal, individualized care. Diane completed her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree in 2014. She is also a certified wound and ostomy nurse (CWON) and enjoys the challenege of caring for patients with wound or ostomy problems. Diane believes in treating patients as if they were a member of her own family. “Every patient is an individual with unique needs and they have my undivided attention while I am with them,” she explains. “I feel it is a privilege to be involved in their care and their lives.” In her spare time Diane enjoys reading, walking and bicycling, as well as traveling to favorite places like Maine.
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Phone number: (508) 368-3190
Address: 123 Summer Street, Worcester, MA, 01608
Overview
Specialties
General Surgery
Vascular Surgery
Clinical Interests
Wound and Ostomy Care
Certifications
Doctor of Nursing Practice
Nurse Practitioner
CWON (Certified Wound Ostomy Nurse)
Education
Medical Education: Assumption College and University of Massachusetts Graduate School of Nursing
Languages Spoken
English
Insurance
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