Clotfelter, Emily, Nichole

John M. Robertson, MD, is a board-certified family medicine provider offering comprehensive health care to patients of all ages at Family Medical Clinic in Tazewell and Harrogate, Tennessee. Dr. Robertson completed residency training at the esteemed Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. Following his residency, he returned back home to East Tennessee to work alongside his mentor, George L. Day, MD. He now specializes in using innovative technology to give his patients exceptional health care outcomes and work toward a healthier community. Dr. Robertson uses advanced comprehensive lab testing, X-ray imaging, and other methods to diagnose his patients and plan their treatment. He also specializes in preventive medical care, encouraging patients to keep up with examinations and immunizations. He welcomes patients to come in for sick visits for quick and efficient evaluations and often uses heart monitoring tools from BioTelemetry Inc. Dr. Robertson currently accepts new and returning patients. Dr. Robertson resides in Harrogate with his wife, Amy, and sons, Wynn and Mac.

Sarah is a Claiborne County native, currently residing in Tazewell. In 2009, she received her bachelor’s degree from Lincoln Memorial University in Medical Technology. She graduated from LMU’s DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine Physician Assistant (PA) program in 2011. She worked as a PA for 6 years prior to coming to FMC of Harrogate. She is a member of Sunrise Missionary Baptist Church in New Tazewell. She enjoys hiking, exercising, and spending time with her husband, Nick, as well her children, Collin and Adley, and their dog, Sam.

Ashley attended Lincoln Memorial University for her Nursing degrees. She enjoys the many aspects of family medicine but especially pediatrics and women's health. Ashley has 19 years of experience in nursing. She lives in Speedwell with her husband and two children on a small family farm. Ashley especially loves spending time with her family. She also enjoys walking and helping with the Special Olympics. She's an advocate for the special needs community and strives to raise awareness for autism.