Aubrey Wilcox, PA-C

Aubrey believes every one of us is here to serve a purpose larger than ourselves. Aubrey’s purpose is simple: elevate the human experience, whether in the office, operating room, on a mountain, or in everyday life. It’s about “vertical living- living life to the fullest.” After earning her Master’s in Physician Assistant Studies from Temple University, she discovered a profound passion for surgery, especially robotic surgery. Not because it’s cutting-edge. Not because it’s impressive. But because it represents something deeper: the possibility of giving people their lives back as fast as possible. This is particularly the same reason Aubrey is drawn to her other passion in medicine- urogynecology. Giving women their lives back with treatment and management of overactive bladder and incontinence because they deserve more. Bringing awareness to the problem is equally as important to Aubrey as women no longer need to suffer in silence.

Who we are outside of practice matters just as much as what we do inside it. Aubrey is passionate about: Life in motion- fitness/exercise; Nutrition that fuels the body and sharpens the mind; Her animals-whose presence brings joy, humility, and perspective; Snowboarding -where the world becomes simple again – just you, gravity, and the mountain. She remains an active member of the National Ski Patrol, aiding in emergency outdoor care on the mountain. Her friends and family- whose love and support motivate her to be the best clinician her patients need. These passions keep her grounded, human, and connected to the people she serves. They remind her that every patient isn’t just a procedure; they’re someone who wants to get back to their passions, their family, their mountain. She strives to be a provider who blends technical excellence with purpose, who leads with curiosity and empathy, and who shows up every day ready to make care more human. Because when we collaborate with clarity and conviction, we don’t just treat patients; we move people.