Danielle Pipher Clement is a double board-certified women’s health and adult gerontology nurse practitioner. She brings over a decade of professional experience in reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, infectious diseases, STIs, cervical cancer, and COVID-19 clinical research and patient care from rural community health clinics to academic medical institutions. She currently works as a Women’s Health Clinical Manager at the global med-tech company Becton Dickinson, where she drives strategic partnerships and collaboration with key opinion leaders in women’s health and spearheads clinical marketing initiatives in molecular diagnostics for women’s health and infectious diseases. She is a clinical instructor at the Duke University School of Nursing (her alma mater), where she teaches advanced perinatal courses in the nurse practitioner program and mentors the next generation of sexual and reproductive health providers.

Danielle first connected with Curamericas in 2014 as the President of Nursing Students Without Borders at the Duke University School of Nursing. In that capacity, she played a key role in initiating the partnership with Duke and went on to volunteer at the Guatemala site, a transformative experience.