Ashley Schuetz, CRNP

Ashley Schuetz, CRNP, is a dual board-certified nurse practitioner in Family Medicine and Psychiatric Mental Health, bringing nearly a decade of school-based experience to her work supporting children, adolescents, and young adults with psychiatric evaluation and collaborative treatment planning.

Specialties & Focus Areas

• Child and adolescent psychiatry (ages 5–25)
• School-based psychiatric care
• IEP, 504 Plan, and Individual Health Plan support
• Diagnostic evaluation and treatment planning
• Family advocacy and educator coordination

Who They Help

Ashley works with children, adolescents, and young adults ages 5 to 25, with particular expertise supporting students navigating academic, behavioral, and mental health challenges. She partners closely with families, educators, and school teams to ensure care extends beyond the clinical setting.

Treatment Approach

Ashley’s approach centers on advocacy, family empowerment, and coordination with schools and other providers. She offers diagnostic evaluation and collaborative treatment planning that directly supports academic success and overall well-being, drawing on her deep understanding of how mental health intersects with learning.

Professional Background

Ashley earned her RN diploma from Shadyside School of Nursing, her BSN from Chatham University, and her Family Nurse Practitioner degree from Carlow University in 2015. She received her Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner certification from Wilkes University in 2024. For over a decade, she served in the Pittsburgh Public School system, developing specialized expertise in IEPs, 504 Plans, and school-based mental health care.

Certifications & Affiliations

• Dual Board Certified, Family Medicine and Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
• Specialist in School-Based Psychiatric Care
• Licensed to prescribe psychiatric medications

Locations & Availability

Ashley Schuetz sees patients in-person in Pittsburgh, PA. Ashley Schuetz is licensed to practice and prescribe in Pennsylvania and Delaware via telehealth.