As a native of Colonial Heights and a Sullivan South high school graduate, Snodgrass has served the community in many ways. She has coached CHAC/Colonial Heights Optimist volleyball, cheerleading and basketball, and now she is bringing her compassionate care to the area.

“I am so happy to be in my home community,” said Snodgrass. “I can’t wait to serve the people I know and grew up with – I just feel at home here.”

Snodgrass is the oldest of five children and has always been a nurturer. Her mother knew she had this gift and encouraged her to go into nursing. She enjoys helping people and seeing patients get better. Her goal is for them to reach their health and wellness goals so they can live their best life.

Snodgrass resides in Colonial Heights, Tenn. with her husband of 28 years. She has two children and four grandchildren. She and her husband have bought, flipped, and sold houses in the area and it’s a passion of theirs. Her favorite part is imaging the redesign. Snodgrass learned all her construction skills from her father, who she helped build a five-bedroom house. If you ever need her on a Saturday in the Fall, she is a huge college football fan and will be cheering on University of Alabama, her favorite team.