Diana Hines's illustrious journey in healthcare began at Pennsylvania State University, where an initial fascination with the human body's capabilities led to a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology and Movement Science. This foundation paved the way for a deeper exploration into nursing, resulting in a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Bowie State University. With a growing passion for pediatric care, Ms. Hines advanced to obtain a Master of Science in Nursing from The Catholic University of America, focusing on Pediatric Nurse Practitioner in both acute and primary care, and is now nearing the completion of a Doctor of Nursing Practice.

Professionally, Ms. Hines's trajectory has been marked by progressively responsible roles, culminating in the position of Program Manager of Nursing Professional Practice at Children's National Hospital. In this capacity, she has been instrumental in managing key aspects of nursing leadership, including the composition of the Magnet^® document, overseeing Shared Nursing Leadership, and enhancing internal communications.

In the clinical sphere, Ms. Hines has a robust background, having worked as a Sports Medicine Nurse Practitioner and in various nursing roles within Children's National Hospital. These roles demanded acute diagnostic skills, patient-focused care, and a dedication to pediatric health, particularly in treating sports-related injuries and conditions.

Ms. Hines's commitment and contributions to nursing have been recognized through multiple awards, underscoring a career dedicated to clinical excellence and community service. Beyond the professional setting, she is deeply committed to community outreach, actively participating in educational initiatives and supporting the underprivileged, reflecting a holistic approach to health care and community well-being.