Eve Bosnick received her bachelor of science degree in nursing from the State University of New York (SUNY) Buffalo, earned a master's degree as a pediatric nurse practition in nursing at the University of Pennsylvania and in 2019 she completed a post masters as a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner from the University of Cincinnati.

Eve has more than three decades of experience in the primary care of pediatric and adolescent patients and their families, serving in schools, hospitals, homelss shelters and other community-based organizations. Eve also has been certified as a Behavioral health Primary Care Specialist from the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board. Since 1995 she has held a part-time appointment at the University of Pennsylvania as Clinical Faculty in the School of Nursing Division of Family and Community Health, where she is responsible for teaching and training nurse practitioner students in general pediatric primary care and specialty adolescent health services. In addition to her clinical practice Eve has participated in teaching, research, education and advocacy for youth and their families in the Greater Philadelphia area.

"Clinical practice has always been the most important and most rewarding part of my professional life. There's nothing more fun than being a pediatric primary care provider and helping guide parents and youth thorough the ups and downs of adolescence. I feel so priviliged to interact with our families and their children."

Eve has two grown children who are Lower Merion High School graduates. She loves yoga, her dog and the beach any time of year.