Dustin Diller

Dustin is a board-certified nurse practitioner through the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. He completed both his Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degrees at Indiana Wesleyan University, and is currently completing his Doctor of Nursing Practice from Indiana State University. In addition to working as a nurse practitioner, Dustin is a full-time Assistant Professor and Director of Clinical Education at Manchester University in their BSN program.

Dustin was born and raised in Fort Wayne. He currently resides locally with his wife and three children. When he is not busy running his kids to sports practices and youth group activities, he enjoys fitness. He is an avid sports lover, and enjoys playing men’s volleyball and soccer. He can typically be found glued to a Notre Dame or Colts football game, UNC basketball game, EPL match, or Cincinnati FC match.

Dustin’s professional interests include men’s health, pediatrics, pediatric neurology, and functional medicine. His passion lies around finding and identifying root causes of disease and his goal is to promote health and prevent chronic disease. He is involved with men’s mental health initiatives in and around the area, where he serves on the board of a national nonprofit men’s mental health organization and leads a local men’s group at 2Toms Brewery each month.