Linnea Briggs is a board-certified nurse practitioner. She started her nursing career in 2013 as registered nurse working on progressive care units. She then continued her career as a travel nurse throughout America working in multiple hospitals and grounding her skills in various specialties. Over the past five years, Linnea developed a passion for wound and ostomy management and wants to assist in developing education programs for patients to better understand and manage their diagnoses.

Linnea received her associate's degree from Ivy Tech Community College and continued to complete her bachelor's and masters degree from Walden University. She holds a national certification from the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners.

Outside of the workplace, Linnea enjoys staying active by dancing, CrossFit, cooking, church, being outdoors, and spending time with friends

Becky Lyons Dills, ARNP, has practiced in the wound, ostomy, and continence nursing specialty for seven years. Becky grew up in East Tennessee near the Smoky Mountains. She began her career in healthcare in 2006 as a licensed practical nurse until 2012 when she became a registered nurse. In 2019 she earned her Master of Science in nursing from Lincoln Memorial University.

Becky enjoys traveling, dancing, interior design, learning new things, and crafting.

Kim Thomas, ARNP, has practiced in the wound, ostomy, continence nursing specialty for 15 years. Kim grew up in the Appalachian region of southern Virginia. She began her career in healthcare in 1999, has been a Registered Nurse since 2003, and an Advanced Practice Nurse since 2010. She earned her Masters of Science in Nursing and Doctor of Nursing degrees from Radford University.

Kim is a frequent local, regional, and national speaker and presenter at a variety of professional venues. Outside of work, Kim enjoys the outdoors, traveling, live music, and cooking.