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Lakesha Jenelle Butler, AGNP, is a dedicated nurse practitioner specializing in diabetes treatment at the Diabetes Treatment Center in Tupelo, Mississippi. With a focus on providing quality care and support to patients, Lakesha Jenelle Butler, AGNP, offers expertise and compassion in managing diabetes and promoting overall health and wellness. Generated from their website's infomation

Salley Williams, ACNPC-AG, received her bachelors degree in English before she discovered she wanted to work in the medical field.She obtained an associate degree from Itawamba Community College and a bachelors degree in nursing from the University of Alabama. She received her masters degree in nursing with nurse practitioner specialization at the University of South Alabama.She is board certified by the American Association of Critical Care Nurses with a specialty in adult/geriatric acute care.Williams says she enjoys taking care of patients and their families. I feel a deep compassion tolove and comfort others during their time of need, she says. She started her career in health carein 2005 as an admission/discharge specialist and wanted to stay close to the roots that supportedher from the beginning.Her hobbies include spending time with her children, family and friends, traveling and going toconcerts.Favorite quote: People are unreasonable, illogical and self-centered. Love them anyway. Mother Teresa

North Mississippi Health Services (NMHS) has been a cornerstone of healthcare in the region for over 100 years, providing a vast array of services that include primary care, cancer care, and specialized treatments across more than 120 locations in north Mississippi and Alabama. With a commitment to delivering personalized, compassionate care, NMHS prioritizes the health and well-being of its community by ensuring convenient access to quality healthcare. Home to 7000 dedicated team members and 800 experienced doctors, NMHS conducts approximately 50 research studies annually, driving innovative advancements in patient care. The organization emphasizes strong connections with patients, recognizing them not just as numbers, but as valued members of the community they serve. Generated from the website