Dr. Rebecca Davis

Dr. Rebecca Davis, M.D., a native of Virginia, is a dedicated family medicine physician with a passion for long-term patient relationships and preventative care.

She graduated from Randolph-Macon College. Her love for medicine blossomed during this time as she worked as a scribe in the local emergency room and volunteered as an EMT-Basic and a medical assistant at a free health clinic. She then attended George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences and joined the U.S. Army. She completed her family medicine internship and residency at Fort Moore (formerly Fort Benning), Georgia. The Army later stationed her at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, where she spent four years at Bassett Army Community Hospital as a family medicine physician in the outpatient primary care clinic and the maternal-newborn unit, where she worked as a newborn hospitalist.

Dr. Davis's interests in primary care are broad, including preventative care, acute care, newborn health, obesity medicine, contraceptive and women’s health, management of type 2 diabetes, and various procedures. She sees her role as a patient's health consultant, providing safe, cost-effective, and evidence-based recommendations tailored to their personal and family histories, as well as their health goals. She is committed to addressing the underlying health issues to prevent or limit the need for medication. Dr. Davis values patient autonomy and views the physician-patient relationship as a team built on mutual respect and trust.

When not at work, Dr. Davis loves spending time with her husband and son. The family enjoys outdoor activities year-round, including hiking, fishing, running, cross-country skiing, and exploring local breweries. Her other interests include reading (currently on a psychological thriller fad) and being physically active with local workout classes, 5Ks, walking Creamer’s Field trails with friends, etc.