Nurse Practitioners
Susan Wright, Attorney and Nurse Practitioner
Susan Wright joined Women’s Health Care Specialists in 1993. She has over 37 years of experience in the nursing field—23 as a nurse practitioner—is certified as a menopause clinician, and has worked the last seven years in the clinical research field. Her clinical experience has largely been women’s health based and has ranged from hospital to home care to clinic to private practice, and has earned several excellence awards. She also practiced as a certified nurse-midwife until 2005.
Susan’s other talents include working as a gynecology teaching associate and an adjunct faculty member for several graduate programs. Over the last 20 years, Susan has presented numerous educational talks for pharmaceutical companies, HMOs, universities, hospitals, non-profit groups, and the community on a variety of women’s health topics. Susan is also a licensed attorney in Michigan.
Susan lives in Paw Paw with her husband and five cats. She has three children, five stepchildren, and three grandchildren.
Diane Williams, Nurse Practitioner
Diane Williams has been caring for women since 1991, and has amassed almost two decades of experience working as a high risk labor and delivery nurse and then as a nurse practitioner in women’s health.
Diane loves lighthouses and has even been called an amateur pharologist, and enjoys biking, kayaking, reading mystery books and cheering for her favorite team, the Detroit Red Wings.
Gina Zagaroli, Nurse Practitioner
Nurse practitioner Gina Zagaroli has worked in women’s health for over 21 years and is a certified menopause clinician. She holds an MSN from Grand Valley State University.
Dr. Roger Beyer, of Women’s Health Care Specialists, attended the prestigious AAGL 38th Global Congress of Minimally Invasive Gynecology. The AAGL whose vision is to serve women by advancing the safest and most efficacious diagnostic and therapeutic techniques that provide less invasive treatments for gynecologic conditions through integration of clinical practice, research, innovation, and dialogue, hosts this meeting to promote the latest advances in the field of pelvic medicine. According to Dr. Beyer being a member of the AAGL and attending these conferences is both a priviledge and a duty as it keeps physicians up to date on new procedures and advances and “allows me to be a better physician to my patients”. For more information on AAGL’s conference click here: