Brittany Storhoff, NP

Brittany Storhoff, NP, is a UW Health Kids nurse practitioner who specializes in pediatric hospital medicine and complex care. She holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice. She works closely with children and their families to provide thoughtful and personalized care.

Brittany cares for children with complex medical needs. This includes kids with cerebral palsy, genetic conditions, seizure disorders, developmental disabilities and other rare or undiagnosed conditions. She is especially focused on helping children who need extra support due to multiple health challenges.

Brittany is passionate about building strong relationships with her patients and their families. She believes in patient-centered care, which means she listens closely and works together with families to make the best decisions. She is a strong advocate for children with disabilities—not just in the hospital, but also in schools and the community. When meeting a new patient, she takes time to understand their unique needs and goals.

Outside of work, Brittany enjoys staying active and spending time doing things she loves. She plays ultimate frisbee, practices hot yoga, and likes to read fiction books. These hobbies help her stay balanced and energized so she can give her best to her patients.

I am very passionate about caring for patients with medical complexity and creating lasting rapport with their families and caregivers. I will strongly advocate for my patients with disabilities—in the medical setting, school, and in the community.