Elizabeth Zeker is a psychiatric nurse practitioner currently seeing patients at Serenity Mental Health Centers. Elizabeth joined Serenity in May of 2022. She offers her patients extensive experience in healthcare and a customizable approach to patient care.

Elizabeth earned her degree at Boston College in 2021. Prior to this, she gained valuable clinical experience practicing psychiatry at the award-winning New Leaf Psychiatry in Randolph, MA and Providence, RI.

Elizabeth has over 8 years of experience in healthcare, including roles as an emergency medical technician, electrocardiogram and stress test technician, behavioral treatment technician, clinical research technician, and registered nurse.

Elizabeth’s patient care philosophy is evidence-based and patient-centered. She aims to become familiar with each patient’s values, beliefs, and experiences to deliver holistic treatment and support that fits their unique needs.

From her previous experience working as a registered nurse for Serenity, she observed the personalized attention that each Serenity team member dedicates to creating a safe space for patients to heal and take back their lives from mental health conditions. As a psychiatric nurse practitioner at Serenity, she treats her patients through TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) therapy, ketamine therapy, and medication management.

In her free time, Elizabeth finds joy in reading and being active outdoors. She takes pride in having completed a Half Ironman, a triathlon consisting of 70.3 miles of swimming, biking, and running. One of her goals is to complete a full Ironman race in the future.

Elizabeth’s passion for the mental health field stems from her belief that the journey to whole health begins with mental health. Mental disorders often affect an individual’s physical health, relationships, and involvement in school, work, or their community.

Elizabeth finds fulfillment in helping patients improve their quality of life in all these areas. She looks forward to joining the Serenity team and meeting with new patients to assist them in their journey to recovery.