Elizabeth Davis, MSN, APRN, FNP-C

Built on relationships: "I began my healthcare career in 2004 in a community ICU before branching into home care. Those early years taught me how powerful it is to truly know your patients—their histories, their worries, and their lives outside the exam room. I have worked in primary care since 2018, drawn to the kind of long-term relationships that feel less like transactions and more like partnership."

Finding the right fit: "When my primary care clinic closed due to a physician retirement, I was intentional about my next step. I wanted to continue working in a setting where patients are treated like family and where I could really take the time to listen. That’s what led me to Midi. I love talking with patients, learning what’s going on in their lives, and figuring out how I can help them feel their best."

Listening changes everything: "One patient I cared for had recurrent UTIs and was understandably upset about being placed on a daily antibiotic. When we slowed down and talked through her concerns, and other symptoms like vaginal dryness, we were able to address the root cause. A few weeks later, she called to say she finally felt better. Moments like that remind me how much relief comes from being heard."

Care that starts with you: "My care philosophy is simple: listen first, ask questions, and start with what the patient feels is the biggest issue. By the end of a visit, I want every patient to feel safe, respected, and reassured that they’re getting the very best care I can give."