Megan graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2011 and spent several years working in emergency and critical care as a Registered Nurse. During that time, she witnessed the profound impact of chronic disease, which motivated her to pursue a more proactive role in health promotion and disease prevention. In 2019, Megan completed a Master of Nursing degree with Primary Health Care certification and has since worked in primary care, with a focus on women's health. Megan is a member of The Menopause Society, and is working toward the Certified Practitioner credential. Megan is dedicated to improving access to collaborative, compassionate, and evidence-informed care.

In her personal time, Megan enjoys staying active on her Peloton and spending time with her husband and two young boys.