Mollette is a board-certified physician assistant in emergency medicine, hospital medicine and family medicine. Additionally, she received CAQs (Certificates of Added Qualifications) in emergency medicine and hospital medicine. She is fluent in American Sign Language.
She is a member of the APP (Advanced Practice Provider) Steering Committee and an associate clinical faculty member at Gardner Webb University and Western Carolina University.
She was named a favorite preceptor in the Gardner Webb University PA Program and was recognized by the NCQA (National Committee on Quality Assurance) for Quality Care in diabetes. She also serves on the North Carolina Office of Emergency Management State Medical Assistance Team.
She has a special interest in geriatrics, women's health, dementia treatment, rural medicine and medical mission work.
She received her master’s degree at Stanford University School of Medicine.
She enjoys cooking, canning, farming, camping, mission work, church, volunteering in her community and reading historical fiction.
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