Claire Hardin is an FNP-C, DNP graduating from both Yale University and Quinnipiac University in Connecticut. She began her career in Emergency Medicine at Yale New Haven Health where she worked as a bedside nurse as well as critical care for 4 years before returning to gain her Doctorate in Family Medicine. She then obtained a fellowship in Emergency Medicine and Child Abuse from Quinnipiac University and Yale University where she won the Trewin Award for leadership as well as becoming a health policy fellow, working for patient rights. Claire also has a passion for global health. She has worked and taught abroad in healthcare in Nepal, Haiti, Uganda, and Nicaragua. In 2018 she moved to Colorado where she worked at Children’s Hospital Colorado in the Emergency Department. After four years there she then worked in a IV infusion center and a family health clinic. She is now excited to take the practice of continuity of care to Health Now. “I have a passion for taking care of the whole person and ensuring that there is access to care as well as comprehensive follow up. I have been in healthcare for almost 15 years and love taking care of my patients.” Outside of work, Claire enjoys hiking with her three dogs, yoga, and cooking with her husband. She is close to her family on the East Coast who have been an inspiration to her in healthcare. “My father always taught me to care about your patients. I learned so much at a young age by watching him treat and follow up with all of his patients.” She is excited to join the team at Health Now. “I look forward to meeting the patients!.”