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Kathryn M. Santoli, CRNP

Kathryn M. Santoli, CRNP

Specialties
Family Medicine | Nurse Practitioner

5 out of 5

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Appointments as soon as Jan 28, 2025

*Appointment availability may change based on the reason for your visit.

I am passionate about holistic and individualized care. I enjoy getting to know my patients on a personal level to ensure care that will not only be effective but fit each patient’s lifestyle. I partner with my patients to set goals and help implement steps to achieve these goals. 

I am a board-certified family medicine nurse practitioner at St. Luke’s University Health Network. I care for patients ranging from newborns through the end of life. Additionally, I perform routine women’s health care and minor office procedures. 

I started my nursing career at Wilkes University, where I obtained my BSN, with a minor in psychology. I continued my education at DeSales University, where I obtained my Master’s of Nursing as a family nurse practitioner. I worked for almost six years as a registered nurse in the emergency department at St. Luke’s Lehighton Campus.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband and my dog. I enjoy going to the beach, walking outside, reading and bike riding.

 

Specialties

  • Family Medicine
  • Nurse Practitioner
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