Nicki is a nurse with over 30 years of experience, including the past eight years dedicated to viral hepatitis from a public health perspective. In her most recent role with Public Health Wales, she supports the Welsh Government agenda on the elimination of Hepatitis B and C as a public health threat.

Michelle Pittman is a Nurse Practitioner specializing in addiction medicine, mental health, Hepatitis C, and sexual health. She holds a Bachelor of Nursing from the University of New Brunswick and a Master of Nursing from Athabasca University. Michelle works as an Addictions and Mental Health NP at RECAP Health Services in Fredericton, where she leads a nurse-led Hepatitis C treatment program that has achieved WHO elimination targets within the injectable opiate agonist therapy (iOAT) population. She is active in provincial, national, and international advocacy and knowledge translation. Michelle serves on the steering committee with Action Hepatitis Canada, the Nurses’ Committee with INHSU, executive member Nurse Practitioners of New Brunswick, board member of CATIE and the Canadian Association of Hepatology Nurses. Outside of work, Michelle is a proud wife and mother to an adventurous five-year-old.

Maggie Beiser is an adult nurse practitioner at Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, where she provides primary and specialized HIV, HCV, addiction, and gender care for people experiencing homelessness and/or using drugs. She founded the BHCHP HCV treatment program and leads its educational, research, and advocacy efforts. Find me on BlueSky @maggiebeiser

Ryan Gould is a Registered Nurse who completed his Associate Degree in Nursing at Vermont Technical College. He currently works as an ambulatory care nurse at the Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, where he specializes in Hepatitis C treatment and HIV prevention.

Leah is an experience harm reduction nurse. She worked for 8 years working in Melbourne at Primary Health Services for people who inject drugs and as an outreach nurse supporting those experiencing homelessness. For the past 10 years, she’s been a vital part of the Rodger Wright Community Clinic, and in 2021, she completed her nurse prescriber course to better serve our community. Leah is passionate about her role, especially when it comes to getting to know the people she meets and witnessing them take control of their health in their own time.

Maggie Beiser is an adult nurse practitioner at Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, where she provides primary and specialized HIV, HCV, addiction, and gender care for people experiencing homelessness and/or using drugs. She founded the BHCHP HCV treatment program and leads its educational, research, and advocacy efforts. Find me on BlueSky @maggiebeiser

Ryan Gould is a Registered Nurse who completed his Associate Degree in Nursing at Vermont Technical College. He currently works as an ambulatory care nurse at the Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, where he specializes in Hepatitis C treatment and HIV prevention.

Leah is an experience harm reduction nurse. She worked for 8 years working in Melbourne at Primary Health Services for people who inject drugs and as an outreach nurse supporting those experiencing homelessness. For the past 10 years, she’s been a vital part of the Rodger Wright Community Clinic, and in 2021, she completed her nurse prescriber course to better serve our community. Leah is passionate about her role, especially when it comes to getting to know the people she meets and witnessing them take control of their health in their own time.

Nicki is a nurse with over 30 years of experience, including the past eight years dedicated to viral hepatitis from a public health perspective. In her most recent role with Public Health Wales, she supports the Welsh Government agenda on the elimination of Hepatitis B and C as a public health threat.

Michelle Pittman is a Nurse Practitioner specializing in addiction medicine, mental health, Hepatitis C, and sexual health. She holds a Bachelor of Nursing from the University of New Brunswick and a Master of Nursing from Athabasca University. Michelle works as an Addictions and Mental Health NP at RECAP Health Services in Fredericton, where she leads a nurse-led Hepatitis C treatment program that has achieved WHO elimination targets within the injectable opiate agonist therapy (iOAT) population. She is active in provincial, national, and international advocacy and knowledge translation. Michelle serves on the steering committee with Action Hepatitis Canada, the Nurses’ Committee with INHSU, executive member Nurse Practitioners of New Brunswick, board member of CATIE and the Canadian Association of Hepatology Nurses. Outside of work, Michelle is a proud wife and mother to an adventurous five-year-old.