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Dana DeSantis

Autonomous APRN*

Ft. Pierce

Dana DeSantis is an Army Veteran with eight years of service as a Military Police Officer. She is a dual-certified Nurse Practitioner in Family Medicine (South University) and Mental Health (West Coast University), with seven years of primary care experience and three years of psychiatric patient care. Dana is dedicated to caring for patients' physical and mental health, drawing on her military and healthcare background to provide compassionate, holistic care. She is married with fraternal twin girls and enjoys traveling, hiking, reading, and family time.

*Autonomous Practice for APRNs:
Thank you for choosing My Health Onsite for your healthcare needs. If you are scheduled with one of our Advanced Practice Registered Nurses, who is licensed to practice autonomously, please know that the board of nursing has the authority to grant APRNs to practice autonomously under Section 464.0123 if the applicant demonstrates that they:

Hold a Clear, Active, Florida APRN License
Must not have been subject to disciplinary action as specified in s. 456.072, F.S. or s. 464.018, F.S., or any similar disciplinary action in any state or jurisdiction within the past five years.
Have completed at least 3000 clinical hours under the supervision of an allopathic or osteopathic physician within the past 5 years. These hours may include clinical instructional hours. See 464.123(1)(c), F.S. for complete requirements.
Submit proof of three graduate-level semester hours (or the equivalent) in differential diagnosis, and three graduate-level semester hours (or the equivalent) in pharmacology completed within the last five years.
When engaging in autonomous practice, an APRN must provide information in writing to a new patient about their qualifications and the nature of autonomous practice before or during the initial patient encounter.