Online Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners in Florida: Compare Current Providers
Florida currently has the largest provider inventory represented in MindCareHub’s state directory.
Rather than simply explaining what telehealth is, this guide helps Florida patients compare the seven current psychiatric nurse-practitioner profiles.
Current Florida Provider Comparison
| Provider | Credentials | Selected specialties currently shown | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ekei Mbukpa | PMHNP-BC | Bipolar Disorder, Coping Skills, Emotional Disturbance | Profile |
| Dr. Kaleigh Hecht | DNP, PMHNP-BC | Addiction, Alcohol Use, Bipolar Disorder | Profile |
| Mabel Rodriguez | PMHNP-BC | Addiction, Anger Management, Antisocial Personality | Profile |
| Michelle Jeudy Olotch | PMHNP-BC | Addiction, Alcohol Use, Anger Management | Profile |
| Minnette Adderly | MSN, PMHNP-BC | Addiction, Alcohol Use, Bipolar Disorder | Profile |
| Nicole Diaz | PMHNP-BC | Anger Management, Behavioral Issues, Coping Skills | Profile |
| Tiffany Garcia | PMHNP-BC | Addiction, Alcohol Use, Anger Management | Profile |
These are selected specialties displayed in the state directory, not the complete specialty list for each clinician.
Florida Has Broad Specialty Coverage
MindCareHub currently displays 44 specialty categories represented across Florida profiles.
These include:
- addiction;
- autism;
- behavioral issues;
- bipolar disorder;
- BPD;
- chronic impulsivity;
- chronic relapse;
- developmental disorders;
- dual diagnosis;
- eating disorders;
- family conflict;
- geriatric and seniors;
- grief;
- LGBTQ+;
- medication management;
- OCD;
- postpartum concerns;
- psychosis;
- self-harming;
- substance use;
- trauma and PTSD;
- veterans;
- women’s issues.
The state page does not mean every provider works with all 44 categories.
Step 1: Choose the Service You Need
Psychiatric evaluation
If you want assessment and diagnostic clarification, review the provider’s practice description for psychiatric evaluation.
Medication management
Medication management is represented widely across MindCareHub PMHNP profiles, but treatment decisions remain individualized.
Read mental health medication management: what to expect.
Psychotherapy
If you primarily want weekly psychotherapy, ask whether the PMHNP personally offers psychotherapy and how much appointment time is devoted to it.
Step 2: Check the Age Group
Florida’s provider profiles serve different age ranges.
For example, Minnette Adderly’s current profile lists:
- Preteen;
- Teen;
- Adults;
- Elder (65+).
Her current profile also describes comprehensive evaluations, medication management, brief therapy, and supportive therapy.
Nicole Diaz currently lists Adults and Elder (65+).
That difference matters if you are searching for care for a younger patient.
Step 3: Compare Specialties
Suppose you are searching for grief care.
Don’t simply choose the first Florida profile.
Check which individual providers list Grief.
The same applies to:
- veterans;
- ODD;
- postpartum concerns;
- eating disorders;
- chronic impulsivity;
- relationship issues;
- other specialties.
A state-wide specialty listing only tells you that at least one provider represents that area.
Step 4: Compare Treatment Preferences
Profiles can also contain treatment-preference labels.
These may include approaches such as:
- CBT;
- person-centered care;
- culturally sensitive care;
- mindfulness;
- motivational interviewing;
- psychodynamic approaches;
- solution-focused work;
- DBT.
Ask the provider what the treatment preference means within their actual service model.
Step 5: Compare Insurance
Several Florida profiles currently display insurance participation.
Because participation can change, use profile information as a shortlist tool and verify benefits before scheduling.
Read how to find a psychiatric provider who accepts insurance.
Step 6: Understand What “Online Only” Means
Many current MindCareHub profiles identify their sessions as online.
Before booking, verify:
- whether the appointment is video-based;
- what technology is required;
- whether you need to be located in Florida;
- how follow-ups work;
- what happens if in-person care becomes necessary.
What Does a Florida PMHNP Do?
A PMHNP is an advanced-practice mental-health professional.
Their work may include psychiatric evaluation, treatment planning, medication management, and other mental-health services within their professional scope.
PMHNP is not the same credential as therapist, psychologist, or psychiatrist.
Read PMHNP vs. psychiatrist vs. therapist.
Questions to Ask Before Booking
- Do you currently provide care in Florida?
- Do you work with my concern?
- Do you serve my age group?
- What happens during your initial evaluation?
- Do you provide medication management?
- Do you provide ongoing psychotherapy?
- How are follow-up appointments structured?
- What insurance do you currently participate with?
- What are your self-pay fees?
- Is an intro call available?
Explore All Florida Profiles
Browse mental health providers in Florida.
Or use MindCareHub Search.
Pro Tip: Florida currently has enough MindCareHub provider coverage that you should compare several profiles instead of choosing solely from one specialty or insurance filter.
Written by: MindCareHub Editorial Team
Last reviewed: August 23, 2026
Medical Disclaimer: This content is provided for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. MindCareHub does not provide therapy, counseling, or medical services. The information presented here is not a substitute for professional consultation with a licensed mental health provider. Always seek guidance from a qualified healthcare professional for your specific mental health needs. In crisis situations, please contact the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline (call or text 988) or go to your nearest emergency room.