Erica Collier, APRN
Provider Specialties
Gynecology, Contraception, Weight Management
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Erica Collier, APRN received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at The University of Kentucky in 2011 followed by her Master of Science in Nursing at Eastern Kentucky University in 2016. She began her nursing career as a labor and delivery nurse at Baptist Health Lexington where she worked for 6 years and truly developed a special interest in caring for women.
Since becoming certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner, she has cared for patients in both women’s health and gastroenterology. She was excited to return to women’s health and some of her special interests include annual and preventative exams, contraceptive counseling, weight loss, low risk pregnancy and hormone replacement therapy. Erica was certified in 2021 as a NAMS certified menopause provider. Erica has received advanced training through the Heather Hirsch Academy to provide evidence‑based prescribing and management of hormone therapy for patients.
Erica and her husband live in Jessamine County with their son and daughter. In their free time, they love to attend UK games, travel and simply spend time with family and friends.
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