Meet Jennifer Wright, PA-C

Board-Certified Physician Assistant

Jennifer Wright is a board-certified Physician Assistant (PA-C). She is leading our osteoporosis clinic. She is passionate about educating patients about fracture prevention and rebuilding their confidence to continue an active life after such occurrence.

Jennifer earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance with a minor in Economics from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX. Several years later after working in the business world, she went on to complete a Masters of Medical Science achieving Second Honors at Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, CT. Her clinical experience includes serving as surgical first assistant to general orthopedic and sports medicine physicians in the operating room for total joint replacements and other general orthopedic surgeries in addition to delivering outpatient, pre-operative, and post-operative care. Jennifer previously lead our after-hours and weekend clinic.

Working for years in business has shown her how business acumen is also an asset as a healthcare provider. As a physician assistant, your customer is your patient and patient-centered care demands understanding their needs and desires to deliver personalized treatment. Jennifer believes in creating patient value by meeting these patient-specific needs. When patients experience not only a favorable clinical outcome, but also customized solutions to osteoporosis, it fosters a memorable experience and leads to a continued patient-provider relationship.

Jennifer is a member of the American Academy of Physician Assistants and American Society of Orthopedic Professionals. In her spare time, Jennifer enjoys yoga, travel, and time with friends and family.

Osteoporosis Clinic

Our patients will receive a comprehensive bone health exam when they come into the osteoporosis clinic. Jennifer covers nutrition, lifestyle, last DEXA scan, and current labs with patients to determine the best course of action. Every patient’s treatment is tailored to their needs and medical history.