Jena Hoh, PA-C

Being a physician assistant allows me to care for patients of all ages and at all stages of life, and that is so rewarding. My approach to patient care is to educate and allow my patients to make informed decisions about their health. I find that when a patient is involved in making decisions about their health, they tend to have better outcomes. \n In my spare time, I enjoy traveling, reading and spending time with friends and family. I was born and raised in Indiana but have lived in North Carolina since 2003.

Located in Wake Forest, NC, Chi Nguyen, PA-C, stands as a healthcare provider dedicated to enhancing well-being and offering a wide array of medical services. This establishment focuses on providing both primary and specialized care, alongside hospital facilities, outpatient services, and cutting-edge medical procedures. With a strong emphasis on patient-centered care, Chi Nguyen, PA-C, prioritizes preventive healthcare measures, community health awareness programs, and the integration of innovative medical advancements. Spanning its services across Wake Forest and beyond, Chi Nguyen, PA-C, caters to a diverse clientele, ensuring inclusivity and meeting the unique healthcare requirements of varied populations. Through a steadfast commitment to excellence, safety, and empathy, this healthcare facility guarantees accessible and dependable medical care for numerous individuals seeking professional and compassionate treatment. Generated using this brand's available information

I was a professional patient before I became a physician assistant, or PA. I felt a true calling to go into medicine after experiencing the care I got from PAs and nurse practitioners as I was navigating my own tough medical issues. I wanted to serve in the same capacity for my own patients. \n Relationship building is important to me in the care of my patients. I truly want patients to feel welcomed when they come to my office and know that I want them to be in the best health possible. I believe that a positive attitude and a little humor, when appropriate, can go a long way in improving our health. \n I am happily married to my wife, whom I met in an unlikely place - the cadaver lab at PA school. (Yes, she's alive.) We have two wonderful children and enjoy spending quality time together as a family - especially if it's at the beach or Disney World. If I'm not in the office, I'm usually finding projects to do around the house.