Barbour Community Health Association is thrilled to welcome Tessa Ricottilli, PA-C to the team. Tessa will work directly with patients at Myers Clinic.
We chatted with Tessa to learn a bit more about her background and what she’s looking forward to in this new position.
Tell us a little about yourself — where are you from? What school did you graduate from?
I am originally from Nicholas County, WV, but I moved to Barbour County two years ago. I graduated from Alderson Broaddus University.
Why did you choose to work with BCHA?
I wanted to be closer to my children and serve our community.
What drove you to want to work in healthcare?
I have always had a passion to help others. I’ve also always been interested in science and the field of medicine.
What do you hope to achieve through your role at BCHA?
I hope to contribute to the family-friendly environment of BCHA by making sure patients feel welcomed and comfortable seeking care.
What’s the most enjoyable part of your job?
I really enjoy interacting with patients and coworkers.
What do you like to do outside of work?
I enjoy outdoor activities, like gardening, swimming, and hiking as well as cooking and traveling.
To schedule an appointment with Tessa, please call the Myers Clinic at (304) 457-2800.
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