K. Diane Daly

K. Diane Daly has extensive work experience in the field of natural family planning and reproductive health care. K. Diane began their career in 1977 at Mercy Medical Center, where they served as a Consultant and later became the Manager of Fertility Care Services. During this time, they co-developed the Creighton Model Fertility Care Service, which offers a natural approach to family planning and women's health care. In 1978, they joined the Pope Paul VI Institute as a Faculty member in the Education Program, where they taught interns about the Creighton Model Fertility Care Services leading to NaProTechnology. In 1998, they became the Past Director of the Office of Natural Family Planning at the Archdiocese of St. Louis, where they coordinated and promoted NFP programs within the St. Louis area. Throughout their career, Daly has been dedicated to providing natural approaches to reproductive issues such as infertility and menstrual cycle irregularities.

K. Diane Daly attended Bishop DuBourg High School in 1964, but it is unclear if they completed any degree or field of study during that time. K. Diane also attended Bishop DuBourg High School again at an unspecified time and pursued further education at Creighton University School of Medicine, Division of Allied Health Certificate as FCP and FCE, without completing a degree or specifying a field of study. Finally, they attended St. John's Mercy School of Nursing, but no degree or field of study information is provided.