Nicole T. Homan, PA-C, MSPAS

Philosophy of care

I believe in really listening to my patients to find their comfort level with their treatment. It is important for me to work with you to really get to know you and your own philosophy of care before we move forward with a treatment plan. I want to connect with you so that you feel comfortable coming to me with anything and expressing all concerns. I strive to present the most up to date information to you so that you are always well informed. I value your feedback and honesty as I believe it makes for a better relationship between us which leads to better outcomes for you.

Why I entered medicine

I entered medicine because my two passions in life are helping people and science. From a young age, I was always fascinated by medicine and spent many hours volunteering in hospitals, nursing homes and hospice care centers. I love that we have the ability as practitioners to help patients immensely in such a personal way. A person’s health is one of the most important things in life. It makes a huge difference in many aspects of a person’s life if they are healthy or not healthy. I am grateful to be a practitioner who can make such an impact in my patients lives.

Community involvement

In my free time, I volunteer at local animal shelters. I absolutely love animals and love giving back to shelters that provide a safe place for animals in need. I take any opportunity I get to speak with young students about the physician assistant career and what to do to get to where I am today.

Personal interests

Outside of medicine, I really like to read. Anything from fiction to history to science books. I also really love to garden, though it is a new hobby and I am still working out the kinks! Lastly, I like to do anything that involves going outside. Whether exploring the area, going out to eat, hiking, exercising, etc.! I especially like going to new restaurants around the area to find the best local food.