
From military life to midlife care: “I began my journey in medicine in 2010, transitioning from being an aerospace ground equipment mechanic in the military to a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner. I’ve held roles such as clinical director of women’s health and sexual assault medical director for the Air Force. Along the way, I earned my Doctorate of Nursing Practice, and am now excited to bring my extensive experience to empowering midlife women.”
It runs in the family: “My care philosophy stems from my mother’s example of unconditional love, grace, and kindness. This foundation influences how I interact with patients, emphasizing empathy and respect. I aim to ensure every woman I work with feels heard, valued, and supported, recognizing that these qualities can make a profound difference in their care experience.
Moving forward with Midi: “I’m deeply passionate about advancing women’s health, particularly through hormone therapy, which has transformative effects on women’s lives. At Midi, I have found a culture that aligns perfectly with my mission: empowering women and shaping the future of their care.”
Jaci's National awards:
2023: Honored Alumni Award-Department of Women’s & Gender Studies, Valdosta State University
2021: USAFE-AFAFRICA (United States Air Force Europe-Air Force Africa) Privileged Advanced Practice Nurse of the Year
2018: Alumni Leadership Award University of South Alabama
2016: American Nurses Association (ANA) Staff Nurse Patient Advocate of the Year Award
2006: John L. Levitow Award- for demonstrating the highest level of excellence as a leader and scholar. (The highest level award bestowed upon an enlisted member in the military.)