Lorine Trail, MSN, FNP-BC, ARNP, was born and raised in small town Noble, Oklahoma. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Nursing in 2010 with her Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing, and was an RN in the ICU, cardiology, hospice, and neurology for 13 years before taking the next step. In 2023 she completed her master’s in Nursing at Rivier University, becoming a Family Nurse Practitioner. Shortly after, she sat for board certification with ANCC and became an FNP-BC. Since then, she has helped grow a preventative health program at a Tucson Hospital. She brings compassionate, motivated care for all patients, but specializes in cardiac conditions, heart failure, diabetes management, arrhythmia management, wound care, and palliative/end of life care.

Lorine especially excels at, and enjoys, helping patients with complex medical backgrounds or medical “zebras” like herself. She has spent years in the health system as a patient, and she uses these experiences to help her patients with a unique type of empathy. Lorine moved to Tucson from Oklahoma in 2020 with her Husband and two children, age 14 and 13 outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family and supporting her children in their many endeavors.