Yvonne Boadu is a Board-Certified Nurse Practitioner, specializing in Adult-Gerontology Primary Care and Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing. Originating from Ghana, West Africa, Yvonne spent her early years immersed in an extended family community, experiencing a rich tapestry of cultural values and traditions. At 15, she transitioned to the United States, a journey that significantly shaped her personal and professional outlook.

Yvonne's academic journey is marked by a commitment to comprehensive healthcare. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Sciences from the University of Charleston in West Virginia, and a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing from Utica College, Upstate New York. Furthering her expertise, Yvonne obtained a Master's Degree in Adult-Gerontology Primary Care and Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, equipping her with a diverse skill set to serve her patients effectively.

Yvonne describes herself as adventurous, sympathetic, and family-oriented. In her practice, Yvonne prioritizes creating a positive and judgment-free space. She believes in a collaborative, patient-centered approach, viewing the therapeutic relationship as a partnership—a team effort towards wellness and healing. What keeps Yvonne dedicated to her field is the profound satisfaction of relating to her patients, offering a listening ear, and guiding them with patient-centered care. Her backstory, rich with diverse experiences, enables her to connect deeply with her patients, offering empathy and understanding born from her own life's journey.

Outside of her professional commitments, Yvonne is an enthusiast of long-distance running, cooking, crocheting, and traveling. Her passion for music of all genres reflects her open and eclectic approach to life and her profession. These interests not only provide her with a well-rounded life but also reflect her dynamic personality and her continual pursuit of growth and learning.