Darin Usher, NP


Bio	Darin Usher, NP, received his Bachelor of Nursing degree from Brigham Young University and his Family Nurse Practitioner degree from the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. Darin had the opportunity to work on the Neurology floor at Utah Valley Hospital for many years as a bedside Registered Nurse (RN). He also completed many rotations at Revere Health clinics while pursuing his graduate degree. Darin is a past member of the Sigma Tau Society of Nursing and is board certified by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. Darin chose medicine as his profession because it combines his interests in science with his passion for serving people. He feels Revere Health’s message “your partner in health, your partner for life” really exemplifies the patient-provider relationship. To Darin, this message is paramount to patient-centered care, because it conveys the need to work collaboratively with patients and lead them to better health outcomes. When he’s not busy with patients, Darin enjoys spending time with his wife and 6 children. Together, they like going for walks, exercising, playing games and doing activities that strengthen their family relationship. Darin also enjoys reading in his free time.
Languages	English
Specialties	Neurology

Bio

Darin Usher, NP, received his Bachelor of Nursing degree from Brigham Young University and his Family Nurse Practitioner degree from the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. Darin had the opportunity to work on the Neurology floor at Utah Valley Hospital for many years as a bedside Registered Nurse (RN). He also completed many rotations at Revere Health clinics while pursuing his graduate degree.

Darin is a past member of the Sigma Tau Society of Nursing and is board certified by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners.

Darin chose medicine as his profession because it combines his interests in science with his passion for serving people. He feels Revere Health’s message “your partner in health, your partner for life” really exemplifies the patient-provider relationship. To Darin, this message is paramount to patient-centered care, because it conveys the need to work collaboratively with patients and lead them to better health outcomes.

When he’s not busy with patients, Darin enjoys spending time with his wife and 6 children. Together, they like going for walks, exercising, playing games and doing activities that strengthen their family relationship. Darin also enjoys reading in his free time.