Molly Kay McCabe, PA

I’ve always loved science and connecting with people, so a career in medicine felt like a natural path for me. I studied chemistry in college and then spent 5 years working in a heart lab. While I learned a lot, I realized I wanted a career that focused more on people than on equipment. When a family friend asked if I had ever thought about becoming a physician assistant, I started researching the profession. I became more and more drawn to the idea of building long‑term relationships with patients. 

My approach to care is simple: I treat everyone as I would a friend or family member. I know each person walks in with their own story, concerns and goals. My job is to meet you where you are that day, listen with intention and offer care that is both kind and human.

I believe in working together to come up with a plan that feels realistic and supportive. When it comes to decision‑making, I see the patient as the driver. It’s your body and your health, and I’m here to give you the tools, resources and information you need to choose what feels right for you. I aim to make sure you feel informed, respected and empowered every step of the way. 

I earned my master’s degree in medical science from Ursuline College and became a board-certified physician assistant. I previously worked as a certified nursing assistant during COVID, where I gained valuable experience.

When you schedule a visit with me, I want you to feel welcomed and at ease. My hope is that you leave feeling heard, understood and confident in the plan we’ve created together. 

Outside of work, I love to unwind with a good book. I’m part of a book club through a local bookstore, which is a highlight of my month. I also care for more than 20 houseplants and am excited to start a garden this spring, including a patch of wildflowers, I hope. 

I look forward to meeting you and supporting you on your health journey.