Sue/Suza (pronouns she/her/hers) is a Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner at St. Michael’s Hospital Academic Family Health Team (SMH AFHT) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada . She has called this her clinical home base since 1994.  She considers herself an “old nurse” of 35 years and a newer Nurse Practitioner of 13 years.  She has been a consultant trainer with Rainbow Health Ontario since 2014, expanding capacity provincially by teaching about trans and gender expansive medical and surgical primary health care.  Suza’s incredibly supportive work environment has provided the time and space needed to develop this clinical expertise.  She feels very lucky that her current clinical practice is almost exclusively devoted to the overall primary care needs of almost 1800 trans and gender diverse folk, which she endeavours to provide from an anti-oppressive, harm reduction, sex positive and health promotion perspective.  She has a commitment to continuing involvement in professional development and community-based volunteer activities which have included Board of Directors positions for the Canadian Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, the Ontario HIV Treatment Network and Fife House Foundation.  Sue is proud to have been one of the founding members of the Committee for Accessible AIDS Treatment and to have participated in volunteer nursing in Zimbabwe.  She has done over 60 presentations to colleagues, patients and community and has received ten awards related to excellence in academia and clinical care.   Sue’s high level of expertise and commitment to working with trans and non-binary folks has served her both locally and internationally, and she hopes to continue nurturing the resilience of the clients she walks with, learns from and serves.