Amy Pope, FNP-C

I became a nurse practitioner to advance my nursing practice and make a greater impact on enhancing our community’s health through preventive care, health promotion and healthcare delivery. I partner with patients and my clinical team to provide high-quality, compassionate, and innovative care. I build rapport and empower patients and families to be active participants in their care. I strive to provide whole-person centered care and creating an individualized treatment plan by listening to patients’ concerns and identifying their goals and motivation for health promotion. As a nurse practitioner, I deliver holistic care with a focus on prevention and patient education. When I am not at work, I enjoy being outside biking, running and playing ice hockey. I am grateful to travel with my husband and family, watch college football, and bake chocolate chip cookies.

Serving in the healthcare setting since 2006, I have experience in several areas of medicine that has led me to my ultimate destination of practicing as a nurse practitioner. I have always wanted to help patients navigate their healthcare journey, and being a nurse practitioner gives me the platform to do so. I chose this career to be a positive influence on patients, to prevent the feeling of being overwhelmed with healthcare, and to give patients the power to improve their health. My approach to patient care is explaining and educating. I want to ensure my patients understand the ‘why’ behind what we do and empower them in their healthcare so they can live their best lives. My areas of special interest are vascular medicine, vascular surgery and women’s vascular health. When I am not at work, I love running outside, traveling to new places, reading as many books as I can, and trying new foods and restaurants.

I am a family person with a wonderful wife and two young boys. I am a very caring physician and will treat my patients like I would treat my family with utmost care and respect. I have been a Cardiologist for the last ten years. I have been working out of Harnett County and Wake County for last 5 years. I enjoy teaching and have been teaching actively as an assistant Professor at Campbell University Medical School. I am a compassionate and caring physician who believes in care with human touch.