Director of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Services

Danielle Diner, RN, BSN

Danielle serves as Director of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Services at NOVA ViA, where she helps shape a thoughtful, forward-thinking approach to substance use treatment. With extensive experience in addiction medicine, she focuses on building evidence-based programming that supports both safety and meaningful recovery.

Grounded and steady in her leadership, Danielle blends medication management with trauma-informed care and an understanding of nervous system healing. Her approach fosters trust and reassurance, recognizing that recovery involves more than sobriety alone. It requires stabilization, trust, and space to explore the experiences and stress responses that may influence substance use.

Known for meeting individuals exactly where they are, Danielle shares her clinical knowledge in a way that feels accessible and supportive. She believes strong clinical structure should create safety, and that safety allows people to begin healing.

Currently completing her Psychiatric–Mental Health Nurse Practitioner degree, Danielle continues to deepen her expertise in psychopharmacology and integrated behavioral health care. Her dedication to ongoing learning reflects her commitment to providing structured, compassionate treatment, rooted in both evidence and humanity, at NOVA ViA.