Hannah has worked in several adult inpatient behavioral health units over the past five years, gaining extensive experience supporting individuals with acute psychiatric needs. She also interned with an outpatient psychiatrist, where she assisted with chaperoning Alpha-Stim procedures and worked as a research assistant, contributing to both clinical care and research initiatives. In addition, Hannah worked as an EMT for two years, further strengthening her ability to respond calmly and effectively in high-pressure healthcare environments.

Hannah attended Campbell University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Spanish. During her undergraduate studies, she completed an independent research project examining ADHD and its comorbidity with depression and anxiety. She plans to attend graduate school in the near future with the goal of becoming a provider specializing in holistic psychiatric care.

Outside of her professional interests, Hannah values work-life balance and prioritizes personal well-being. She enjoys traveling, exercising, spending time outdoors, practicing self-care, baking, and learning new skills. Hannah also loves spending time with friends and family, as well as her two dogs, Enzo and Ollie.