Nursing education and a critical-care foundation
Nicole earned her BSN at Saint Joseph's College of Maine in 2013 and her MSN at the University of New Hampshire in 2018. She was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing.
Her career included six years in critical care. An internship with an alternative medicine practitioner during nursing education introduced her to complementary approaches.
An interest in the factors shaping everyday health
Since May 2023, Nicole's published biography describes a focus on alternative and functional medicine. Her approach emphasizes a partnership with the patient and attention to the factors contributing to a person's health concerns.
Bring the concerns affecting your life, your existing diagnoses and treatment, and the changes you hope to make. A useful care conversation should lead to understandable recommendations, a clear reason for each proposed step, and a plan to review it.
Continuing education and professional interests
Nicole's biography lists peptide therapy certification in July 2024, continuing learning through the International Peptide Society, CellCore Biosciences muscle-testing training, and functional medicine conferences.
Training describes professional background; it does not by itself confirm that a particular service is currently available, appropriate, or supported for a specific use. Ask the team about the actual evaluation or treatment being considered and its evidence.
A Seacoast connection and a love of the outdoors
A New Hampshire Seacoast native, Nicole enjoys hiking and traveling with her family. Her published personal goals include the New Hampshire 48 4,000-Footers hiking challenge.
Prepare for a focused, useful appointment
When contacting Sante, ask whether Nicole is the appropriate practitioner for your concern and confirm current appointment availability. Bring your medication and supplement list, relevant results, current treatment instructions, and the questions you most want to address.
Ask about the visit format, evaluation fee, and any testing or follow-up costs. The clinic is at 861 Lafayette Road, Suite 3, in Hampton. You can call 603-929-0084 or begin with a free introductory call to learn about the practice and next step.
Your questions, answered
What kind of practitioner is Nicole Hazel?
Nicole is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, with the published credentials MSN, APRN, FNP-C. Her role should be described accurately when discussing who will assess a concern or provide a particular service.
Does a listed certification mean every related therapy is available?
No. A training history is separate from the current service menu and from evidence for a particular treatment. Ask the team what is actually offered, who evaluates suitability, and what evidence and alternatives apply to your concern.
How do I arrange an appointment with Nicole?
Call the clinic at 603-929-0084 to discuss your concern and confirm the appropriate practitioner, current availability, visit format, and fees. A free introductory call can explain the practice, but it is separate from a clinical evaluation.
Related care and useful next steps
Start with a conversation.
Ask about the practice, who will provide the care you are considering, and how to arrange your first visit. The introductory conversation is separate from a clinical evaluation or treatment.
The Sante Center · 861 Lafayette Road, Suite 3 · Hampton, NH 03842
Sources and further reading
Clinic service information and independent resources used to explain the topic. These sources do not establish that a particular treatment is right for you.
