Jessica is a Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner with over 13 years of experience, currently practicing with a Family Health Team. She has a dedicated focus on women’s health, particularly the care of women in midlife and beyond and has supported patients through this stage of life throughout her entire NP career. Her approach emphasizes highly personalized, holistic care, working collaboratively to develop plans that reflect each individual’s symptoms, health history, and goals.

Her clinical perspective is shaped by a strong background in mental health, as well as her earlier work as a Registered Nurse with both the Canadian Forces and the RCMP in civilian roles. This breadth of experience informs her thoughtful, whole-person approach to care.

Jessica is also deeply involved in education and leadership. She has taught part-time in Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs at Georgian College and Ontario Tech University for over 15 years. She co-developed and continues to teach Georgian College’s RN Prescribing program, which graduated Ontario’s first RN prescriber in 2024. She has also been a guest lecturer in women’s health for the Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner program at York University.

In addition, Jessica is a former Chair and active member of the Simcoe Muskoka Region Women’s Health Working Group, where she contributes to advancing clinical priorities in women’s health.

Outside of her clinical and academic work, Jessica brings a lifelong commitment to wellness. She spent 15 years as a fitness instructor, promoting strength, flexibility, and confidence in a supportive environment. In her personal time, she enjoys being with her family and friends, practicing yoga, spending time outdoors, travelling, reading, and cooking.