Credentials
FNP-C; MSN and post-master’s FNP training (Duquesne, Chatham, Carlow).
Megan Wunderlich, FNP-C
Family Nurse Practitioner
Accepting new patients
Practice under collaborative physician agreements per state law.
Pennsylvania adults who want an NP-led telehealth visit for primary care, mood, stress and focus
I’m Megan Wunderlich, FNP-C. I support adults through telehealth mental health and family medicine visits—with special attention to focus and attention concerns, anxiety, and the day-to-day strain of chronic conditions.
FNP-C
Mental Health
Family Medicine
Pennsylvania
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Credential summary
Family Nurse Practitioner
FNP-C
Why patients choose Megan Wunderlich
My training spans bedside nursing through an MSN and FNP certification—Duquesne, Chatham, and Carlow—grounded in years of clinical experience including VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System.
At Siya, I help patients who need structured focus and attention support, mental health visits, and primary-style telehealth in Pennsylvania—always within collaborative practice agreements and state scope rules.
- Patient-centered communication—plain language, realistic plans, no jargon walls.
- Focus and mental health overlap—assessment and follow-up with appropriate escalation.
- Collaborative practice—physician oversight per Pennsylvania law.
Clinical focus
NP-led telehealth for primary care, mental health and focus and attention (PA).
- Mental health & family medicine—telehealth visits with patient-centered structure
- Focus and attention evaluation—including ADHD, within NP scope
- Anxiety & mood overlap—when attention symptoms and stress travel together
- Chronic disease & geriatrics—longitudinal primary-style support
Learn more: focus and attention evaluation, is telehealth legitimate?.
Credentials & training
- FNP-C
- Education: Duquesne University BSN (2006–2010)
- Graduate training: Chatham University MSN Leadership (2011–2012)
- Post-graduate: Carlow University PMC-FNP (2020–2022)
- AANP
Languages: English
Care philosophy
I believe in empathetic, evidence-based care—meeting patients where they are, advocating for clear plans, and collaborating across disciplines when your story needs a team.
Telehealth should still feel human: enough time to explain options, document next steps, and follow up responsibly.
Who this provider helps
I’m Megan Wunderlich, FNP-C. I support adults through telehealth mental health and family medicine visits—with special attention to focus and attention concerns, anxiety, and the day-to-day strain of chronic conditions.
- Patient-centered communication—plain language, realistic plans, no jargon walls.
- Focus and mental health overlap—assessment and follow-up with appropriate escalation.
- Collaborative practice—physician oversight per Pennsylvania law.
Services supported
Treatment approach
I believe in empathetic, evidence-based care—meeting patients where they are, advocating for clear plans, and collaborating across disciplines when your story needs a team.
Telehealth should still feel human: enough time to explain options, document next steps, and follow up responsibly.
What to expect
- Free Meet & Greet (15 minutes).—A short intro call to talk through what you'd like help with. No clinical decisions are made on this call.
- Share your records.—Upload previous records, medication history and any labs you have.
- Your evaluation.—A longer visit with a deeper history. A cognitive assessment, offered to every new patient, is included and gives your clinician an objective baseline to use alongside your history, records and labs. Your clinician then builds a personalized plan with you. See Pricing for details.
- Continue if it's right for you.—Join as a monthly member and cancel with 30 days' notice.
States & telehealth
States licensed
Telehealth where eligible: Pennsylvania—confirm at scheduling.
Supervision
Practice under collaborative physician agreements per Pennsylvania law.
Telehealth availability depends on your location, medical history, and state regulations. Confirm licensed states when scheduling. For emergencies, call 911.
Start with a conversation
Start with a free 15-minute Meet & Greet. No clinical decisions are made on the call.
Disclaimer: This page is educational and describes typical NP-led workflows. Diagnosis and prescribing require individual evaluation and depend on Pennsylvania licensure, scope of practice, and collaborative agreements.