eVillageHealth

History

Jessica received her undergraduate training through Washington State University. She graduated top of her class, Suma Cum Laude, and received the Undergraduate of the Year Award in 1999. She went on to obtain her graduate degree from Gonzaga University and again graduated top of her class and Suma Cum Laude in 2003. Jessica offers over 20 years of experience. She has practiced critical care, urgent care, internal medicine, and medical oncology. Jessica takes her experience and blends it with compassion and a willingness to listen to her patients in order to provide personalized healthcare. Her mission is to provide holistic care in order to assist her patients in achieving their best possible state of health while meeting them right where they are in their lives.

Specialties

I created eVillageHealth because I have a vision of providing personalized, quality healthcare that fits into my patients' lifestyles. There is no reason for a busy mother or father, professional, employee, college student, or elderly person to have to battle any roadblocks to accessing their health care providers. Whether you live in the city or the country, you have to get to your kid's soccer game, or you have a meeting that you absolutely can't miss, I want to help you start feeling better now so you can continue to do the things that are important to you. eVillageHealth is a company founded not by businessmen or even doctors, but by a nurse practitioner. In a broken healthcare system that is often cold and impersonal, it is the nurse that is the patient advocate. It is the nurse who listens, provides education and teaching, and is empathetic and compassionate. This is why nurses have routinely been recognized as the most trusted professionals in America. I couple my nursing values with my medical knowledge and experience in order to provide the level of healthcare that I believe every person deserves. Just as the small-town doctor or nurse historically made house calls, I commit to you that my care will always mirror that feeling of community, compassion, and convenience.