Meet the founder
Nurse practitioner. Army medical professional. Rural Oklahoman. Wife and mom. Founder of Warrior Healthcare.
A career grounded in service
My medical career began as an operating room technician in the Army, including a deployment to Iraq. That experience shaped the way I approach healthcare: stay prepared, listen closely, and take care of the person in front of you.
I became a registered nurse in 2011 and earned my bachelor’s degree in 2012. In Tulsa, I worked in the neuro-trauma ICU, PACU, as an ICU float nurse, and in cosmetic surgery. After becoming a nurse practitioner, I spent five years practicing internal medicine at one of Tulsa’s largest hospitals and the next five years caring for patients in their homes.
In 2017, I also became a nurse practitioner in the Oklahoma Army National Guard. Across every setting, I have seen how much better healthcare works when it respects people’s time, responsibilities, and real lives.
“Service has always been part of my life. Warrior Healthcare is how I bring that experience home to Oklahoma families, workers, and veterans.”— Brittany
Built the foundation of a medical career and deployed to Iraq in this role.
RN since 2011; bachelor’s degree completed in 2012. Experience in neuro-trauma ICU, PACU, ICU float nursing, and cosmetic surgery.
Five years in internal medicine and five years providing care in patients’ homes.
Serving as a nurse practitioner in the Guard since 2017.
Why Warrior Healthcare
Warrior Healthcare grew from the people and experiences that shaped my life.
I grew up in Fairview, Oklahoma, but spent years as a single mom in Tulsa, navigating the demands of a busy city lifestyle. Today, I am a busy mom of three with an amazing husband. I understand what it feels like to juggle work, school activities, appointments, and family time. I want families to complete needed exams quickly without losing hours of work or time together.
My father was a truck driver and owned a business hauling grain and rock. My husband is a Tulsa crane operator who uses his CDL, and my brother-in-law drives a hot oil truck in Western Oklahoma. DOT physicals are not simply a service I offer—the people who keep Oklahoma moving are part of my family.
I have watched veterans face enormous fees for medical consultations and recommendation letters. As someone who has served and understands that process, I want to offer veterans a more affordable, respectful path to independent medical consultation and documentation.
Beyond the stethoscope
When I am not caring for patients or serving in the Oklahoma Army National Guard, you will usually find me spending time with my husband, Clayton, and our three girls. Clayton and I love golfing, cooking, canning food, and—most importantly—laughing together.
Our kids keep us moving with cheer, karate, and basketball. Whenever we can, we head to Western Oklahoma to spend time with my family and my sweet nephews. Those busy, joyful seasons are exactly why I believe healthcare should fit into people’s lives, not take them away from the people and moments that matter most.
My promise
“I created Warrior Healthcare so people can spend more time living their lives and less time sitting in a waiting room.”
Professional care should be convenient, personal, and priced with real families and veterans in mind.