McCoy is a proud resident of the area and deeply understands the community’s health needs. Her career began in critical care, where she served as an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) nurse, supporting patients and families, including her own, during their most vulnerable moments.

“I’ve seen firsthand how quickly health issues can escalate,” said McCoy. “Now, I’m excited to focus on prevention by partnering with patients early to help manage chronic conditions, promote healthy lifestyles, and provide ongoing education.”

McCoy emphasizes the importance of communication and compassion in building lasting patient relationships.” I listen and ensure patients and families feel comfortable asking questions. I believe in creating a non-judgmental environment where people feel supported in their health journey,” she said.

McCoy received her undergraduate and Master of Science in Nursing degrees from East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tennessee.