Biography
Jessica Quigley, M.S.N., N.P.-C., is a certified nurse practitioner, and joins Anita Tekchandani, M.D. at MyMichigan Urology in West Branch.
Jessica has been working in the medical field since graduating as a licensed practical nurse (LPN) a few years out of high school. Her passion for caring for others was shaped by extensive hospitalization she experienced as a youth. Although it was a frightening and challenging time, it ultimately inspired Jessica to pursue a career where she could support and guide others through difficult health journeys.
Philosophy of Care
Over the years, Jessica has gained experience in many areas of healthcare as both a nurse and a nurse practitioner. Much of her work focused on cardiology and critical care, where she developed a strong foundation in caring for patients with complex medical needs. In addition, she has been involved in mental health as an adjunct faculty member at local colleges and has also spent time practicing in family medicine.
Jessica is committed to providing compassionate, patient-centered care and to helping each person feel supported, informed, and confident throughout their healthcare experience.
“I will always listen to my patients and their needs,” Jessica said. “I remain open to exploring additional aspects of care and helping connect them to appropriate resources. It is essential to maintain clear, effective communication and ongoing discussion to support their overall wellbeing as an individual.”
Special Interests and Procedures
MyMichigan Urology treat patients with a wide variety of urological problems, including disorders and diseases affecting the bladder, urethra, ureters, kidneys, along with the epididymis, penis, prostate, seminal vesicles and testes.
Philosophy
“I will always listen to my patients and their needs,” Jessica said. “I remain open to exploring additional aspects of care and helping connect them to appropriate resources. It is essential to maintain clear, effective communication and ongoing discussion to support their overall wellbeing as an individual.”