OLGA NILOVA, MD
Dr. Nilova graduated from the St. Petersburg State Pediatric Medical Academy in St. Petersburg, Russia. After relocating to the United States she passed the American Board of Pediatrics and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Her residency and training were both in St. Petersburg (with a fellowship in pediatric infectious diseases) and Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center, Paterson, New Jersey. She is fluent in both English and Russian and is a US Citizen.
Dr. Nilova resides in Cary with her husband, Chris and their two children, Alexis and Jax in Cary. Their adult child, Yevgeniya, lives in Raleigh.
NATALIYA YATSENKO, MD
Dr. Nataliya Yatsenko is compassionate pediatrician originally from Ukraine. She earned her medical degree in Ukraine from Dnepropetrovsk State Medical Academy in 1999 and continued her medical journey by completing her Pediatric Internship at the Kiev Postgraduate Medical Academy in 2000. Dr. Nataliya’s early medical career was dedicated to caring for young orphans at the Ukrainian Orphan House.
Upon relocating to the United States, she pursued her Pediatric Residency at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, PA, successfully graduating in 2009. During her residency, Dr. Nataliya developed a keen interest in Environmental Medicine, focusing on studying and researching how the changing world impacts the health and development of children.
Dr. Nataliya is passionate about working with children and young adults of all age groups, addressing a wide range of concerns. Her particular area of expertise lies in Preventative care, and she takes pleasure in sharing her knowledge and support with families to ensure the well-being and happiness of their children.
Outside of her medical practice, Dr. Nataliya is a wife and mother, enjoying activities like gardening and cycling with her family, traveling, and reading.
EVELINE RUSSELL, CPNP, CLC
Eveline’s family is relocating, and while we are incredibly sad to see her go, we are so excited for this next chapter and adventure in their lives. Her last day with the practice will be 7/30/2026.
KATE FEDDER, CPNP
Kate Fedder, CPNP, was born and raised in North Carolina. She received both her Bachelor’s degree and Master’s of Science in Nursing from UNC Chapel Hill. She has experience working at UNC, Duke and Seattle Children’s on pediatric medicine and surgical units over the last five years. She is a member of the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners. She lives in Raleigh with her fiancé, Joe, and their golden retriever, Leo. In her free time she loves cheering on the Tarheels, trying new recipes, and traveling around the world.
OLIVIA HENDERSON, CPNP
Olivia Henderson, CPNP, grew up in North Carolina. She received her Bachelor’s degree from UNC Wilmington, and her Doctorate of Nursing Practice from UNC Chapel Hill. She has experience working at UNC on their pediatric oncology unit over the last five years. Olivia is passionate about working with children of all age groups. Her areas of interest include promoting children’s health and wellness through proper nutrition and exercise, preventive care, and promoting emotional well-being in adolescents. In her free time, she loves going to burn boot camp, running, trying new restaurants with friends, and playing the guitar!
Makala New, CPNP
Makala New, CPNP, grew up in North Carolina. She obtained her Bachelor’s Degree from Chamberlain University and her Master’s of Science in Nursing from Duke University School of Nursing. She has five and a half years of experience as a Pediatric Operating Room Nurse at Duke University Hospital, often participating in surgeries to repair pediatric clinical issues that are, at times, initially identified in the primary care setting. She enjoys working with children of all ages, but especially loves working with the toddler and preschool age groups. Currently, she resides in Durham and in her free time she enjoys reading (especially mystery and thriller novels), listening to true crime podcasts, spending time with friends and family, and trying out new dairy free recipes.