Noelle Riehl, BSN, MSN, FNP-C at Medallus Urgent Care

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) – University of Jamestown, 2009
• Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), Nursing Education – University of Mary, 2013
• Post-Master’s Family Nurse Practitioner Certificate – Maryville University, 2015
• Advanced Practice Registered Nurse – Certified Nurse Practitioner (APRN-CNP)
• Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-C)
• CEO, Medical Director & Partner – Medallus Medical

Noelle also has more than two decades of healthcare experience spanning emergency medical services, critical care, flight medicine, urgent and emergency care, behavioral health, addiction medicine, primary care, wellness, bioidentical hormone therapy treatment, peptide therapy, aesthetic body care, and healthcare leadership.

Noelle’s passion for healthcare began long before she ever became a nurse. She grew up with a sister who has disabilities and requires 24-hour care. From an early age, healthcare wasn’t something Noelle only saw during an occasional doctor’s appointment—it was part of her family’s everyday life. Through her sister, Noelle saw healthcare from the perspective of both the patient and the family. She learned how much trust families place in the people caring for someone they love, and she saw firsthand the difference that compassionate, dependable healthcare professionals can make. Noelle also came to understand how challenging it can be for families to navigate healthcare systems, coordinate care, advocate for their loved ones, and simply find providers who will take the time to listen and understand the whole person.

Those experiences shaped Noelle’s decision to pursue nursing and, eventually, to become a Family Nurse Practitioner. They also continue to influence the kind of provider and healthcare leader she strives to be today.

What motivates Noelle now is much bigger than treating an illness or completing a patient visit. She wants people to have access to healthcare that feels personal, compassionate, approachable, and affordable. She wants patients and families to feel heard and know that someone is advocating for them. That same philosophy has influenced how Noelle has grown Medallus Medical—looking for ways to remove barriers, expand access, bring services directly into our communities, and care for people through many different stages of their lives.

Noelle’s sister was one of her earliest teachers in healthcare, long before she had a degree or credentials behind her name. Her sister helped teach her that caring for someone means seeing the person first, not simply their diagnosis or limitations. That lesson continues to guide the way Noelle care for patients, leads her teams, and makes decisions about the future of Medallus Medical.

“Reimagining Community Wellness”—The Bridge magazine, 2026
“STEMI Patients’ Perceptions of Satisfaction”—Master”‘s thesis, University of Mary, 2013

• American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP)
• Emergency Nurses Association (ENA)
• North Dakota EMS Association
• American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM)
• American Association of Aesthetic Medicine and Surgery (AAAMS)
• North Dakota Board of Nursing (NDBON) – Specialty Practice Committee member

• Marquis Who’s Who – 2026 Honored Listee – Selected for inclusion in Marquis Who’s Who in recognition of more than two decades of healthcare leadership and work to improve healthcare access, affordability, and employer-based healthcare. Her official Marquis profile was published in September 2026.

• 20 Under 40 Honoree – 2025, Bismarck Mandan Chamber EDC – Recognized among emerging and established leaders making an impact through professional leadership, innovation, mentorship, and community involvement.

• Distinguished Leader Honoree – 2026, Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber of Commerce – Recognized for sustained leadership and contributions impacting her organization, industry, and the broader community.

• Presidential Volunteer Recognition – Recognized at a young age for exceptional volunteer and community service. This early recognition reflected a commitment to service that has continued throughout her personal and professional life.

• Community Choice Award – 2026, Medallus Medical, Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber of Commerce – Medallus Medical was selected by the public for its community support, impact, and engagement.

Her commitment to service extends well beyond her professional role. Noelle has volunteered with Special Olympics North Dakota as a coach in soccer, volleyball, and track, served with Team Rubicon, participated in numerous local community initiatives, and participated in a youth mission to Juárez, Mexico, where the group helped build nine homes for families experiencing housing insecurity.

She has also served as a board member of the Circle Cross Riding Club. For Noelle, leadership in healthcare and service to the community are closely connected. Her career has been shaped by the belief that meaningful change does not always have to begin with something large—even one act of kindness, improved access to care, or positive change in someone’s life can have a lasting impact.