Libby Levine, NP is a board-certified nurse practitioner in adult-gerontology primary care. She earned her master's degree in nursing from Columbia University and her undergraduate nursing degree from New York University. Prior to her nursing training, she completed a bachelor's degree in Government at Connecticut College.

Since 2015, NP Levine has worked at Columbia University's Multiple Sclerosis Center in New York, where she independently and collaboratively diagnoses, treats, and manages a wide range of neuroimmunological conditions. She works closely with Drs. Philip De Jager, Claire Riley, Rebecca Straus Farber, Sarah Wesley, and NP Erin Moynihan.

Her clinical and research interests include the intersection of women's health and MS, as well as the role of metabolic health in disease progression. In 2022, she was honored with the Nightingale Award from EMD Serono for her leadership of a support group for peripartum women with MS.

In 2023, NP Levine was named Clinical Operations Lead at the MS Center. In this role, she co-developed a Wellness Program for MS patients alongside NP Moynihan and Dr. Riley. The program employs a multidisciplinary, evidence-based approach to improve metabolic and emotional health, with the goal of slowing or reversing disability progression and enhancing quality of life. She is currently pursuing certification in Obesity Management to further support this work.