Note to patients: I am fluent in Spanish and have provided women’s healthcare in Spanish-speaking communities both locally and abroad. I am happy to offer visits in Spanish for patients who feel more comfortable communicating in their native language. Please indicate this preference when contacting me.

Nota para las pacientes: Soy fluida en español y he brindado atención de salud para la mujer en comunidades hispanohablantes tanto a nivel local como en el extranjero. Con gusto ofrezco consultas en español para las pacientes que se sientan más cómodas comunicándose en su idioma nativo. Por favor, indíquelo al contactarme.

Mallory Martini

CNM, ARNP, MSCP

I’m a Certified Nurse Midwife, Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner, and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner. I feel incredibly grateful to be providing care in the community where I grew up.

I was raised on Bainbridge Island, and it means so much to now be caring for women here—often during pivotal, vulnerable, and transformative moments in their lives.

Over the past 14 years, I’ve worked as a certified nurse midwife in obstetrics and gynecology, supporting women through pregnancy, birth, and the full spectrum of gynecologic care. I’ve had the privilege of delivering more than 500 babies, providing comprehensive contraceptive care, and caring for women across all stages of their reproductive lives.

My path has taken me beyond the Pacific Northwest to rural and underserved settings, including working as a midwife in Guatemala and providing care for the Navajo and Zuni tribes through Indian Health Service in New Mexico. I spent several years living in Latin America and am fluent in Spanish. Providing care in both English and Spanish is an important part of my practice, and I’m especially grateful to be able to offer Spanish-speaking women the opportunity to discuss deeply personal and nuanced health concerns in the language in which they feel most comfortable.

These experiences have deeply shaped how I practice, grounding my work in strong clinical expertise, cultural humility, and a deep respect for each woman’s individual story.

I began my career with a degree in social work from the University of Washington and later earned my graduate degree in nursing and nurse practitioner training from Seattle University in 2012. That foundation continues to influence how I approach care today—with attention not only to physical health, but to the emotional and social context of each patient’s life. I’m particularly interested in the intersection of mental health and hormonal transitions.

More recently, my work has focused on women’s health concerns that are often overlooked or minimized—particularly hormone-related symptoms that can significantly affect quality of life. Too often, women are told that what they’re experiencing is “normal,” even when it feels disruptive, exhausting, or simply unlike themselves.

Conditions that primarily affect women have historically been understudied, and many healthcare settings don’t allow the time or space to fully address them. After witnessing this throughout my career, I knew I wanted to create something different.

Island Women’s Health was built to offer care that is more personal, thoughtful, and responsive to the complex ways women experience their bodies over time.

My approach integrates the best of Western medicine with the essential roles of nutrition, movement, mental health, and complementary therapies. I’ll meet you wherever you are and work collaboratively with you—never pushing treatments that don’t align with your values or preferences.

I’m also living many of the same realities as the women I care for. I’m a busy working mom raising two young boys, juggling work, family, relationships, and all the competing demands that come with this stage of life. I understand how difficult it can be to prioritize your own health when you’re taking care of everyone and everything else.

And because this is my community too, the care I provide feels especially personal to me. We may run into each other at the bakery, at school drop-off, or around town. I want Island Women’s Health to feel like what it is: expert women’s healthcare rooted right here in our own community.

I live on Bainbridge Island with my two young sons and feel lucky to be raising them in the same community that shaped me. Outside of work, I enjoy exercising, paddle boarding, dancing to Latin music, and singing along to my ukulele.

My goal is simple: to create a space where you feel seen, heard, and understood—and where you have the time, information, and support you need to make decisions about your health that feel right for you.