Viviana Fernandez, APRN, Nurse Practitioner, brings a broad clinical background to primary care. She completed her medical education in Cuba with honors and a Gold Diploma, continued postgraduate training in family medicine, and later specialized in endocrinology, caring for patients with diabetes, thyroid disease, hormone disorders, and metabolic conditions. After moving to the United States, she earned nursing credentials with honors, worked in rehabilitation care with older adults, and completed her nurse-practitioner education with presidential academic recognition.
Viviana graduated from medical university in Cuba with honors and a Gold Diploma, completed postgraduate study in family medicine, and trained as an endocrinology specialist focused on gland, hormone, diabetes, thyroid, and metabolic disorders.
After moving to the United States, she became a licensed registered nurse, graduated with honors, cared for older adults in rehabilitation, and later completed nurse-practitioner training with presidential academic recognition.
Her endocrinology background and experience with older adults support a thoughtful approach to primary care, especially for patients managing diabetes, thyroid conditions, metabolic concerns, and multiple chronic conditions.
Viviana’s current U.S. clinical role is APRN, Nurse Practitioner. Her physician and endocrinology education were completed in Cuba and are presented as prior international medical training, not as a U.S. physician license.
Visits begin with the patient’s concerns, symptoms, medical history, daily challenges, and personal health goals—not with a rushed checklist.
Medical findings, treatment options, and next steps are explained in simple language so patients understand what is happening and why.
Patients leave with a clear plan for medications, testing, lifestyle changes, referrals, and follow-up, along with an opportunity to ask questions.
The information below distinguishes Viviana’s current U.S. credentials from her prior medical education and specialty training in Cuba.
Viviana is licensed in the United States as a Registered Nurse and Advanced Practice Registered Nurse and practices as a Nurse Practitioner. Her current U.S. clinical role is APRN, Nurse Practitioner.
Yes. Viviana completed medical education, postgraduate family-medicine training, and endocrinology specialty training in Cuba. That background is prior international medical training and does not represent a U.S. physician license.
Her prior endocrinology experience included diabetes, thyroid disease, hormone disorders, gland-related conditions, and metabolic disorders. In primary care, that background supports careful monitoring and patient education for these concerns.
Yes. She worked with elderly patients in a rehabilitation setting and now brings that experience to primary care, including patients managing multiple medications, diabetes, mobility challenges, and chronic health conditions.
Viviana provides care in both English and Spanish.
Patients often mention that she listens, shows genuine concern, explains medical information in understandable terms, and makes sure they leave knowing the plan to follow.
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