
Celebrating APP Week: Stacia Briscoe
In honor of Advanced Practice Providers Week, we recognize Stacia Briscoe, FNP‑C, and explore what inspired her to pursue a career in healthcare.

In honor of Advanced Practice Providers Week, we recognize Stacia Briscoe, FNP‑C, and explore what inspired her to pursue a career in healthcare.

As we kick off Advanced Practice Provider Week, we’re highlighting the incredible work of our team members who make a difference in patients’ lives every day. First up is Sarah Douglas, AGAC-NP, an Acute Care Nurse Practitioner who works in collaboration with Dr. Adam Reyburn at Quincy Medical Group

Heather and Karl’s quiet suspicion turned into a joyful surprise when an ultrasound confirmed they were having twins. From pregnancy to first checkups, Quincy Medical Group’s trusted OB and pediatric teams provided guidance, reassurance, and care every step of the way.

In the lives of many families, there’s been one familiar, comforting presence through countless sniffles, check-ups, first fevers, and growing pains — Becky Campbell.
After more than 40 years dedicated to pediatrics, including 27 years with Quincy Medical Group (QMG), Becky, a nurse practitioner, is retiring. To the families she cared for, she has been more than just a healthcare provider; she has become a cherished part of their extended family.

Sometimes a little push from loved ones can make all the difference. For David P., encouragement from his wife and daughters led to a dermatology appointment that may have saved his life. During a full skin exam with Dr. Austin Maddy at Quincy Medical Group, a suspicious mole on David’s neck was identified as melanoma — caught early thanks to their persistence. David’s experience is a powerful reminder of how quick, simple, and potentially lifesaving a skin exam can be.

This Father’s Day, Quincy Medical Group’s Sarah McIntyre, PA‑C, reflects on the legacy of care passed down through her family. Inspired by her grandfather, Dr. Merle Crossland, and great-grandfather, Dr. Walter Whitaker — one of QMG’s founders — Sarah continues their tradition of compassionate, community-centered healthcare. Their values of integrity, dedication, and service live on through Sarah’s work in pediatrics, honoring the generations before her and the patients she serves today.


Nicole Mason, Surgery and Vascular Surgery Coordinator and QMG Foundation Board President, has seen firsthand the life-changing impact of the Foundation’s work. From helping oncology patients and supporting families in crisis to funding scholarships and local initiatives, Nicole is proud to be part of a mission that reaches far beyond the walls of QMG — into the heart of the community.

