I chose medicine because it fills my soul with joy to help other people live the life that God gave them. I like to say that the specialty of urogynecology chose me. I have the opportunity to empathetically connect with patients and help women regain the confidence to live every part of their lives.

As a gynecologic oncologist, I'm passionate about women's health. I love seeing patients through their surgery, chemotherapy and surveillance. It's gratifying to educate and empower women throughout their cancer journey.

I grew up around medicine and knew at a young age I wanted to be a physician. I was very drawn to the field of surgery and felt pretty certain that I wanted to be a surgeon. As time went on, I became drawn to matters surrounding women's health and sought out ways to incorporate this into my desire to... Read More about Camille Gunderson Jackson, MD

When I got introduced to OB/GYN, I fell in love with it. The most gratifying part is the relationships I?ve fostered with my patients. I love that rapport we develop. It?s not just an office visit with me. It?s chatting with a friend. That?s something my patients will find when they come by and see me.

I'm most passionate about treating women and helping them feel like they're heard. I strive to provide compassionate, non-judgmental care regardless of patients' financial status, religion, cultural beliefs or lifestyle choices. The most gratifying part of practicing medicine is knowing at the end of the appointment a patient feels that I cared for them.

Being a labor and delivery nurse, I'm really passionate about education for my patients. I want to be able to give them resources and guidance so that they can make the best choices possible for their own care. The most gratifying part of practicing medicine for me is the relationship part, helping patients along in all aspects of their life.

I grew up in a medical home. My father and grandfather were both physicians. My mom is a nurse, and I saw the great impact they had on their community and patients, how they created an environment of care and compassion. I wanted to continue sharing that joy and goodness, providing a safe and healthy place for patients and women... Read More about Katie Lee Jones, DO

My earliest memory of wanting to be in medicine dates back to fifth grade. And then in high school, I just pursued a curriculum that supported it and then into college and never looked back. I think I enjoy taking care of our pregnant patients the most because in most cases, it's a very happy and special time. And when... Read More about Kelly Marie Dennis, PA

Caring for women is fascinating due to the diverse life stages and changes they experience. From guiding young women through puberty's challenges to supporting those trying to conceive and navigating the complexities of postpartum care, each phase is crucial. My passion lies in spending time with patients, understanding their life goals, addressing struggles, and helping achieve balance. In OB/GYN practice,... Read More about Stephanie Renee Garrison, PA

I have years of nursing experience at the bedside. I decided I wanted to do more for my patients, so I went back to school to become a certified nurse midwife, and then back to school a little bit more to become a women's health nurse care practitioner. In addition to being a nurse midwife and a women's health care... Read More about Julia Johnson Wambolt, APRN-CNP

When I was 17, I started working in an OB/GYN clinic and was able to see the joy and fulfillment the providers had when taking care of their patients. This is what lead to me become an OB/GYN nurse practitioner. As a woman and a provider, I can easily relate to my patients, and I am fortunate be a part... Read More about Leslie Paige Warcup, CNP

I consider myself really lucky to be a part of such a sacred time in people's lives. In this field of medicine, doctors and patients get to build trusting, lasting relationships. Those relationships are important to me, so I never want to rush through appointments or procedures. It's my honor to help parents have children and to watch those kids... Read More about Kayci Dae Lewis, DO

I want patients to feel welcome and comfortable discussing any of their medical concerns. Many women experience incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. Patients may not be aware of corrective procedures for these conditions, which can help them experience a fuller, more active life. I enjoy getting to know people over the years and see them gain an improved quality of... Read More about Stephanie Deter Pickett, MD

The most gratifying aspect of practicing medicine is the relationships I get to develop with my patients. I love being able to help them through both the difficult times in their lives and joyous times in their lives.

The specialty of OB/GYN was always paramount in my mind as we serve 51% of the population. It?s important that women of all ages, from young children all the way through perimenopause, menopause and end-of-life stages, have good support and care. I want to hear all your concerns and your needs. I will always do my best to address those... Read More about Michelle L. Brunnabend, DO

My patients get the best of care at Mercy with a seasoned, friendly, outstanding staff. There's nothing like delivering a new baby into the world. It is a beautiful experience. It's also a joy to see women get the best of care throughout their lifetime. It is a journey I wouldn't want to miss.

I started my career as a labor and delivery nurse but I love that I can now take care of patients over the long term and throughout their entire lifespan. I love working with everyone from adolescents to helping women in menopause. I want my patients to know I'm there for them and I want to work with them to... Read More about Kelly Renee Kimbrell, APRN-CNP