Molly B. Massey, FNP-C

• Independently manage a panel of medically and psychosocially complex patients with significant burden of diabetes, hypertension, COPD, CKD, obesity, and mental health conditions; provide comprehensive acute and chronic disease management.
• Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team including Doctor of Pharmacy, Dietitians, Social Work, Nurse Case Managers, community resources, and medical specialists to optimize care coordination and outcomes for complex patients.
• Provide preventive care and wellness services, including women’s health, sexual health, and obesity management, in alignment with evidence-based guidelines.
• Participate in local and regional leadership meetings, contributing to clinical operations and workflow initiatives; introduced and advocated for an “on-the-fly” telemedicine workflow for on-call providers to improve patient access, support real-time clinical management, reduce unnecessary emergency department utilization, and enhance institutional revenue and provider wRVU generation.

• Delivered comprehensive primary care to medically and psychosocially complex patients aged 10–100 within a Tribal Health Clinic serving the Upper Mattaponi Tribe and community in King William, Virginia.
• Independently managed acute and chronic disease care for an established patient panel, ensuring continuity and evidence-based treatment across the lifespan.
• Developed and strengthened a collaborative referral network with external providers and specialty practices to enhance care coordination for high-risk, multimorbid patients.
• Consistently exceeded weekly and monthly patient visit targets, contributing to improved access to care for the community.

• Served as a solo family practice provider in a rural clinic during the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring uninterrupted access to primary care services for a high-need population.
• Established and implemented a hybrid care model integrating drive-through services, telehealth, and in-office visits to maintain continuity of care for a large rural patient panel.
• Cultivated strong relationships with patients, collaborating physician, administrative leadership, and specialty providers to enhance care coordination and streamline communication.
• Consistently met or exceeded annual wRVU targets despite reduced in-clinic volume, maintaining productivity while adapting to pandemic-driven care delivery changes.

Collaborated with a physician in a private solo practice to deliver comprehensive primary care to a diverse patient population ranging from newborns to centenarians.

Developed expertise in:
Establishment of long-term therapeutic patient relationships; acute and chronic disease management; preventive care and evidence-based screening; women’s health; geriatrics and complex multimorbidity; behavioral health integration (depression, anxiety, and related conditions); diagnostic interpretation (laboratory data, imaging, and EKGs); clinical reasoning and differential diagnosis formation; application of evidence-based guidelines; clinical escalation and referral decision-making; care coordination; transitions of care; interdisciplinary collaboration; workflow and practice operations improvement.