Paige is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP) and works closely with the team of psychiatrists at CNS in Westboro.

Paige received her undergraduate degree in Athletic Training from Springfield College. During her time as both a student and professional in the athletic training field, she found that mental health was just as likely to impede on the functioning of student athletes as their physical injuries were. Paige used her senior capstone project to explore the mental health needs of student athletes at Springfield College which ultimately led her to exploring graduate work in the

Paige received her nursing certificate, masters of science to become a PMHNP and doctorate in nursing practice (DNP) from UMass Tan Chingfen nursing school between 2019 and 2023. While enrolled in school, Paige worked at UMass Medical Center as a registered nurse in the Emergency Mental Health unit (EMH ). Her time in EMH granted her experience with both children and adults experiencing acute psychiatric and mental health crises. Upon graduating from UMass as a PMHNP, Paige began working at Boston Medical Center as a part of the Psychiatric Emergency Services (PES) and Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CBHC) teams where she focused on the the diagnosis and treatment of adults and teenagers in acute psychiatric crises, and urgent psychopharmacological needs of the local population. While at both UMass and BMC, Paige worked collaboratively with a team of psychiatrists, emergency medicine physicians, NPs and social workers to address the psychiatric needs of the local community.

Paige’s roots in athletic training and sports medicine have helped her to draw the connection between mental health and physical health. She deeply values how one’s spirit and mind affect their body, and vice versa. She strives to incorporate this mentality into her daily work as a PMHNP and in her personal life as a wife, mother, sister and daughter.