Carrie Ferguson, MSN, APRN, FNP-C

A broad clinical foundation: "I’ve been a nurse practitioner since 2017, with experience in family medicine, urgent care, and urology. Caring for women in family medicine was especially meaningful to me, and it ultimately led me to focus more deeply on midlife women’s health."

Learning to look deeper: "Earlier in my career, I cared for women experiencing anxiety, depression, fatigue, and joint pain during perimenopause, symptoms I sometimes attributed to simply getting older. With the knowledge I have now, I understand these experiences differently. Those patients have stayed with me and strengthened my commitment to listening closely and making sure women’s concerns are taken seriously."

Feeling heard matters: "I want every woman to leave an appointment knowing she was heard, her symptoms are real, and her concerns matter. I listen to the whole picture, talk through her options, and work with her to create a treatment plan that feels right for her."

Finding what works: "Sometimes it takes a little trial and error to find the right approach. I’m committed to being there through that process, working alongside my patients to tackle their symptoms and find what works best for them."

Living life fully: "Outside of work, I love spending time with my husband, daughter, and dog. I’m happiest outdoors in the sunshine, hiking, camping, paddleboarding, or snowboarding, and I try to enjoy life to the fullest."