Cantonment, Florida, United States
Jessica Ham graduated from Southern Illinois University in 2006 with her master's degree in Nursing. In 2017, she completed a fellowship in metabolic and nutritional medicine. She is board certified family nurse practitioner as well as in anti-aging and regenerative medicine. Her experience is diverse having worked in a rural family practice, women’s health provider for active-duty USAF members and their dependents, and as clinical director for a free and charitable medical clinic located in Pensacola, FL. While clinical director at Health and Hope Clinic she was also part of the clinical teaching faculty for Florida State University College of Medicine. She has served as a board member and medical advisor for SOF Missions, an organization that aims to combat the veteran suicide crisis. Jessica developed a passion for “root cause” medicine when a close family member suffered from disabling symptoms that traditional medicine couldn’t find answers to. She personally understands the frustration many patients feel when unexplained symptoms go undiagnosed.
Functional medicine practice that aims to get to the root cause of disease. I offer a comprehensive and holistic approach to treating the patient and not the symptoms they are experiencing.
Health and Hope Clinic was established in June 2003 to help meet the needs of the uninsured and medically underserved in Escambia County, Florida. Health and Hope is an entirely volunteer- and donor-driven clinic established by the Pensacola Bay Baptist Association.
Womens Health provider for active duty and dependents
Family Nurse Practitioner at a rural family practice.