Cristina Medina, FNP-C.
Practice: White Oak Pediatrics
Specialty: Pediatrics
Office locations: Silver Spring, Gaithersburg
Cristina Medina, FNP-C, is a Family Nurse Practitioner, born and raised the suburbs of D.C. She attended University of Maryland College Park for her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology. After a few years working as a fitness instructor, she went back to school at Marymount University to earn her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree.
Cristina Medina, FNP-C, is a Family Nurse Practitioner, born and raised the suburbs of D.C. She attended University of Maryland College Park for her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology. After a few years working as a fitness instructor, she went back to school at Marymount University to earn her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree.
White Oak Pediatrics - Gaithersburg
suite 460
Gaithersburg, MD 20879
White Oak Pediatrics - Silver Spring
#301
Silver Spring, MD 20904
Cristina Medina, FNP-C, is a Family Nurse Practitioner, born and raised the suburbs of D.C. She attended University of Maryland College Park for her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology. After a few years working as a fitness instructor, she went back to school at Marymount University to earn her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. She worked in inpatient / outpatient adult cardiology at MedStar Washington Hospital center for some years and then returned to school at George Washington University where she completed her Family Nurse Practitioner degree. Since earning her FNP, she has working in pediatric primary care and loves promoting healthy lifestyles and a holistic approach to health care for her patients and their families!
In her spare time Cristina loves to read, travel, exercise, and hangout with friends. She’s excited to join the WOP team and can’t wait to be a part of your child’s health journey!

Her disposition during our visit was not welcoming and caused our child to feel ashamed of a problem he’s been experiencing
The first time I took my son to Dr. Cristina Medina, she was very kind and attentive. However, during the last few visits, I’ve noticed a change in her attitude. Her responses are often very short, such as “okay” or “oh,” and I feel that she no longer shows the same interest in listening to or answering my questions. I hope the communication with her patients can improve.