IntestinalDiverticulitis near Clarksville, TN

Biography: Dr. Shawnda Hollie always knew she wanted to work in healthcare. She explains, "I chose Internal Medicine because I enjoyed motivating patients to take an active role in their health and providing continuity of care." She loves building relationships with patients and is dedicated to listening to each of their individual needs. "Hearing each patient's perspective allows me to provide medical guidance and collaborate with them to form a plan that can positively impact their health," she says. She finds it rewarding to care for the senior population and strives to make a difference in their lives "through education and encouragement." In her spare time, Dr. Hollie loves learning about interior design and trying DIY projects.

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Biography: Dr. Bethany Nicole Davis, a board-certified family medicine specialist, completed her family medicine residency at Madigan Army Medical Center in Tacoma, Washington. Dr. Davis earned her medical degree from Northeast Ohio Medical University. She obtained her Bachelor of Science in Natural Sciences magna cum laude from the University of Akron and has presented research at prestigious conferences, including the Academy of Family Physicians Annual Meeting. Before joining CenterWell in 2023, Dr. Davis practiced telemedicine with You Health Medical Group. She previously served for seven years as an active-duty physician in the United States Army, spending her final four years at Fort Campbell in Kentucky as a primary care physician and battalion surgeon with the 101st Airborne Division, providing medical care to 4500 soldiers. Dr. Davis values her older adult patients for their wisdom and life experiences, driving her passion to make a positive impact through medicine. She has also volunteered her expertise on medical missions in Ecuador and Kenya. In her free time, Dr. Davis enjoys the outdoors with activities like hiking and fishing alongside her husband and sons.