Meet your provider
Meet Sarah.
DNP, APRN, CNP, PMHNP-BC, CPNP-PC
Experienced care.
Rooted in community.
Sarah Myer is a doctorally prepared nurse practitioner, dual-certified in pediatric primary care and psychiatric mental health care.
Sarah’s work centers on children, adolescents, and young adults. Her commitment to rural Minnesota is reflected in a practice close to home, serving people through the challenges and responsibilities of growing up.
Nursing Practice
since 2011
since 2017
founded in North Branch
A broad foundation in care
Experience that sees
the bigger picture.
Sarah has worked across nursing homes, hospitals, public health, addiction medicine, and outpatient mental health. That experience gives her a broad foundation for understanding concerns that affect health, relationships, and daily responsibilities.
She holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree and certifications as both a pediatric primary care nurse practitioner and a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner.
Sarah also volunteered for three years as an exam item writer for the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board, contributing to pediatric mental health specialist content.
Areas of professional interest
Medication management, child and adolescent mental health, college mental health, special needs, autism, trauma, and rural mental health.
Why Branch
Serving people.
Strengthening community.
Sarah founded Branch Mental Health in 2023 with a focus on improving access to psychiatric care in rural Minnesota.
Based in North Branch, the practice serves patients across Minnesota through in-person appointments and telehealth. Its focus is on children, teens, and young adults as they build a foundation for school, work, relationships, and adult life.
Beyond the appointment
Family, outdoors,
and working with her hands.
Nursing is Sarah’s second career. Away from work, she enjoys time with family, the outdoors, gardening, woodworking, and fiber arts.
There is usually an audiobook in the mix, too—especially suspense, dystopian fiction, or science fiction.
Care begins with a conversation.
Talk with the practice about your concerns, your goals, and getting started.