Angela Marie Mehler, FNP

I originally went into family medicine because I liked the intellectual challenge of being able to manage the vast majority of problems in patients presenting to my office. Over time I have grown to realize so many more additional perks to my career, including getting to meet some really great pe...

For patients I haven't met yet, I'd like them to know that I've been in health care for 18 years and I have not lost my love for taking care of people. I still learn as much as I can about it every day. Every day is different and exciting and a new chance to help people.

Communication is really important. You have to be able to talk to people. People will trust you if they think you understand where they're coming from. You really have to take the time to listen to people and understand what they want and then be able to say it back to them and establish that relationship.