Meg Corrigan is a nurse practitioner and the founder of St. Augustine Direct Primary Care in St. Augustine. She earned her undergraduate degree from Florida State University and a master's degree from the University of North Florida, then spent 17 years as a registered nurse working across surgery, the ICU, antepartum, newborn care, oncology, and medical-surgical units.
That range of experience still shapes how she practices today. After becoming a nurse practitioner, Corrigan found her calling in primary care, where she could build meaningful, long-term relationships with patients rather than moving quickly from case to case. Now she brings that same depth of experience directly to the community she serves.
Her approach centers on personalized, patient-focused care. Corrigan sees wellness as more than a lab result or a number on a scale, and she works to understand each patient's own story and goals. From there, she partners with patients to build sustainable, evidence-based plans that fit their actual lives, blending modern medicine with a personal touch.
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