Christy Weber, ARNP

Biography

Why did you become a provider?
I became a provider because I felt a call to make a difference in the lives of others. While I have been a nurse for 15 years and know the joy of providing patient care, I wanted to advance my education in order to have a greater understanding of the complexities of managing illness. I aim to promote an individual's health through the lifespan and share that knowledge with each patient while working with them to enhance overall well-being.
As a provider, what is your medical philosophy?
I am committed to providing the utmost quality for each patient, taking into consideration their individual physical, social, mental and spiritual needs. I am committed to be an advocate for each patient and collaborate with other health care providers in order to meet their individualized needs.
What type of care/clinical interests are you most passionate about?
I am passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of my patients both young and old. I truly get excited about every age group as I such such beauty and possibility in every stage of life.
Why did you choose your specialty?
While I have years of experience working within a specialty, I chose to be a family nurse practitioner because it allows me to provide care through a holistic approach. Rather than providing care for a part of the person, I will be providing care for the whole patient.
What qualities best describe the care you provide your patients?
I believe that I am able to empathize with my patients as I take the time to listen to them in order to understand and identify with them. I also believe that my care will be characterized by integrity and compassion as I look to instill hope in people, all while providing confidential care.
Being a health care provider, what drives/motivates you each day?
My commitment to do my best every day is my primary motivation. I am so thankful to have this opportunity to partner with patients and be a part of their every season of life. I am compelled to be a positive and present example to my family and community of the joy of serving others.
What is the most important thing patients should know about you and your practice?
I am going to work hard for you and work hard with you to maximize your overall well-being. Whether that means health promotion, health education or disease management, you will be met every visit with a team who will put your needs first and work passionately on your behalf to provide patient-centered care.