Devin (he/him) is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-C) serving patients in Washington State. His practice is open to adults of all ages, and he has a clinical niche in older adult psychiatry (65+). Working as a nurse and activities assistant in skilled nurse facilities formed the backbone of Devin's experience with older adults, and he also studied cross-cultural elder care in Peru, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, and Japan as a Thomas J. Watson fellow. The struggles that older adults face in todays' capitalistic society (loneliness, grief, chronic illness, etc.) are too often left unwitnessed and undiscussed. Moreover, managing mental health medications with older adults requires a watchful eye due to differences in drug metabolism, medication interactions, and even the presentation of mental health disorders and side effects. Devin's practice is a space for all patients to be welcomed and heard no matter what they may be experiencing day to day, and the psychiatric services he provides are evidence-based and individualized to best help each unique patient thrive in mind and spirit.

Devin received his Masters of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree from Vanderbilt University. In his spare time, he enjoys practicing the cello, playing with the Snohomish county rugby club, watching old movies (and occasionally filming short documentaries), and cooking a wide variety of dishes.