Luke Hansen is the Director of Operations at Priority STD Testing, a leading provider of sexual health services. With over 100,000 individuals tested, Priority STD Testing is dedicated to promoting sexual health and wellness through education and accessible testing. His role has been to improve the patient experience by helping to create an environment that facilitates addressing sexual health safely and providing the care associated with it.
Throughout his career, Hansen has gained extensive knowledge on a variety of sexually transmitted infections, including gonorrhea, herpes, HIV, and syphilis. He is committed to increasing awareness and understanding of STDs, and works tirelessly to ensure that all individuals have access to accurate and reliable testing and treatment options.
With his expertise and passion for improving sexual health, Hansen is an invaluable asset to the medical community and a leader in the field of STD testing and prevention.
The telehealth industry is vast and sometimes difficult to navigate, which is where Luke’s expertise brings value to our team. No question is too tough to answer, and he is always available to help patients in need.
“It is crucial that our patients receive up to date and accurate information to ensure they understand their results and have confidence in their status.”
Education
Nuclear Engineering, Missouri University of Science & Technology, Rolla
Business Administration, Meramec Community College, St. Louis
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