Jacey Monroe, N.P.

Jacey has worked in healthcare for over 7 years. She started as a medical assistant and scribe. After a medical mission trip to Haiti, she truly felt called to continue a healthcare career. Jacey went on to become a registered nurse and started her nursing career in the intensive care unit working with the adult and geriatric population.

Through ICU nursing, she gained valuable experience and insight in caring for patients struggling with self-harm, substance use disorders, adverse reactions to medications, and other various mental health disorders. She has a lot of compassion for patients struggling with addiction and mental health illness and wants to ease the burden that these have on patient’s lives.

After her years in the ICU, she went on to pursue pediatric home health nursing, where she worked extensively with children and adolescents with neurodevelopmental and other mental health disorders. This role allowed her to partner with parents to support and care for their chronically ill child in their home environment, which was very rewarding. From this experience, Jacey has made it her priority to develop trusting relationships with families and patients in the outpatient setting.

The themes that guide her practice and interactions with patients are humility, empathy, patience, and advocacy. Her goal is to focus on the patient and their expressed needs, input, and concerns when determining their best treatment options. She respect patient’s views, lifestyle, and feelings and incorporate a nonjudgmental and unbiased approach to all patient encounters. Jacey acts as an advocate for patients and goes the extra mile to ensure they have the resources they need to achieve recovery and remission. She appreciates the integrated care model provided Salience Health, where she and the patient can collaborate with other medical specialties, therapists, and a care team to thoroughly address all aspects of your health and concerns under one system.