Dianne Georgetti
MSN, AGPCNP-C, PHN
Nurse Practitioner | UCSF Health
Dianne Georgetti, MSN, PHN, AGPCNP-C, is dedicated to providing RN and NP care to underserved populations in the San Francisco and Los Angeles areas, with a focus on people living with HIV and geriatrics. She has worked with organizations, including UCSF 360 Positive Care, Shanti Project, and San Francisco Community Health Center, creating and leading home-based care models for complex patients with multimorbidity, mental health challenges, addiction disease, trauma, and poor social determinants of health.
Dianne has had the honor of working with the San Francisco Frontline Organizing Group and the UCSF Bay Area North and Central Coast AIDS Education Training Center and has been a guest speaker at the HIV Nursing Network Conference and for the UCSF Institute of Global Health Sciences. She is currently working on completing her DNP at Vanderbilt University.
Dianne has a personal commitment to advancing HIV/AIDS care globally, specifically by addressing gaps in care for those living in Africa. Supported by the UCSF Center for Global Nursing and in partnership with Moi Teaching and Referral hospital in Eldoret, Kenya, Dianne is launching a project to reduce stigma around AIDS through a novel education initiative aimed at healthcare professionals, patients, communities, and policy makers.