Ayesha Nutt, FNP

I became a Nurse Practitioner because I've always been drawn to the human side of medicine. I wanted a career where I could build real relationships with patients, listen closely to their stories, and partner with them to improve their health.

Over the past 11 years in family medicine, I've cared for people across all stages of life, but I've always had a special passion for preventive care.

Midtown Primary Care was born out of my frustration with the rushed, cookie-cutter care that has become the norm in many healthcare settings. I knew there had to be a better way, one that focused on access, trust, and truly personalized care.

That's why I opened MPC as a Direct Primary Care (DPC) clinic: to create a space where patients aren't just numbers, and where time and attention aren't luxuries, they're standard.

When I'm not in the clinic, you'll find me spending time with my husband and two kids, enjoying the outdoors, or experimenting in the kitchen.