Born in Oklahoma City, OK, Hillary graduated with her Master of Science degree from Columbia University in New York City in 2007 and began her career as a Family Nurse Practitioner. While obtaining her masters degree, she worked at Bellevue Hospital, the oldest public hospital in the country. Hillary intentionally pursued her position in the Pediatric Emergency Services here because of her interest in pediatrics and Bellevue’s esteemed reputation as a teaching hospital. She moved to the Emerald Coast in 2008 and received her Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) from Florida State University in 2013. Hillary spent more than a decade working in an Urgent Care center before co-founding the Point Washington Medical Clinic (PWMC) in 2017. She became the Executive Director in 2020 and takes great pride in the high quality care provided by the PWMC team. 

When not at the clinic, Hillary is an avid yogi and loves to travel. She and her husband reside in the Point Washington community.

Tasha began volunteering with us in the fall of 2019. With a Master’s in Social Work and Bachelor’s in Family, Child and Consumer Development and a Clinical Medical Assisting Certification, the clinic is a perfect fit as she pursues her dream of a career in the medical field. Tasha has served her community in many ways including medical social work, assisting the school district’s Title 1 program, directing a child development center, and more. In addition to raising three cool kids, she enjoys running, being with family and friends, and sunsets.

Kristen began her nursing journey in Birmingham, Alabama, driven by a deep desire to make a meaningful impact. After earning her BS in Nursing from Troy University, she built a 13-year career focused on compassionate, high-quality care—first in outpatient oncology for six years, and then in urgent care for the past seven.

Outside of work, Kristen enjoys family time, travel, the beach, and exploring farmers markets. Her passion for nursing is rooted in a personal mission to be a helping hand in someone’s critical moment—so much so that, had she not become a nurse, she would have pursued teaching.

Guided by Jackie Robinson’s words, “A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives,” Kristen remains committed to making a lasting difference in every life she touches.

Shawn moved to Santa Rosa Beach in 2019, bringing with him over 20 years of experience in information technology. He began his career at a Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, where he developed a passion for systems that support care and community. Most recently, Shawn served as the Communications and Operations Director at Point Washington United Methodist Church. He has been married for 23 years, and he and his family share a deep commitment to service—spending part of their summers volunteering at a camp for underprivileged youth. Throughout the year, they also give their time to various youth group activities, community clean-up events, and other local service opportunities.

Jackie and her family relocated from Alabama to Santa Rosa Beach in 2008. She holds both a BA and a BS from Birmingham-Southern College, as well as an MBA with a concentration in Finance from Auburn University at Montgomery. With a diverse professional background, Jackie worked in Private Wealth Management before venturing into the entrepreneurial realm as the owner of a Commercial and Lifestyle Photography Studio.

As a Founding Board Member of the Point Washington Medical Clinic, Jackie draws upon her extensive community involvement to help further the clinic’s mission and impact.

Outside of her work with the PWMC, Jackie is passionate about art, reading, traveling, and playing tennis. She also cherishes spending time with her three children and her two dogs, Dan and Bob. 

A native of Colombia, Luisa Trujillo earned a degree in Agricultural Engineering from Universidad del Tolima. She worked as a teacher prior to her work at the PWMC. Luisa is bilingual in English and Spanish, and volunteered at the clinic as an interpreter before becoming Volunteer Coordinator. An avid traveler, Luisa is always exploring new places and cultures, and loves beach life in Santa Rosa Beach.

Hailee Klein is a Registered Clinical Social Work Intern who also works as a Child Trauma Therapist at Driftwood Healing. Hailee received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Missouri and her Master's in Social Work with a specialty in trauma from Walden University. Hailee completed her foundational and clinical practicum at the Gulf Coast Children’s Advocacy Center (GCCAC) and worked with the Victim Advocacy Team, Child Protection Team, and the Trauma Therapy Treatment Team. Before seeking her MSW, Hailee worked as a Registered Behavioral Therapist working with children and adults with Autism and other developmental disabilities. Hailee enjoys spending time with her fur baby, Ace, being in nature, and reading when she is not working.

Originally from Kansas City, Caroline moved to Florida after graduating from the University of Tennessee - Knoxville. She has a B.S. in Kinesiology and is working to pursue a career in medicine. Caroline volunteered on the clinical side of the clinic before beginning as the Provider Liaison and looks forward to building relationships with providers in the community. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, spending time with friends and family, and relaxing at the beach.