Pamela Sisk, APRN

Pamela Sisk, is an incredibly easy person to talk to; I can say from my initial visit that I'm at ease knowing my mental health & well-being is being cared for by someone who practices in a kind, empathetic manner.Pamela's assisstant was able to schedule me immediately (the next day) after I called to ask about getting an appointment as a new patient. My former, (beloved & irreplaceable) psychiatrist, Dr. Michelle Birdsell, (Dr. B) passed away unexpectedly and I was frantically searching for someone to take over my ongoing mental health needs as well as medication maintenance management.While Pam will never be able to replace the years I spent with Dr. B., I do believe she is someone I can talk to with a sense of familiarity and continue build upon the foundation that I've spent the past 15(ish) years working hard to create.I went into Pam's office shaking with the weight I really wish Dr. B and Pam had known one another. I think they would have been great friends and colleagues.

I began seeing Pam when I was severely depressed and could do nothing but cry and sleep and work. Soon after seeing Pam, I was back to my old self feeling wonderful and hopeful about the future. She knows her medication and is willing to see you as often as you need until you begin to feel better. She is kind and truly caring about her patients and their success. She is easy to get in to see if you need an appointment right away. She is very knowledgeable and won't stop until you are better. I will not go to anyone else. She is the best at what she does.

I have been seeing Pam for years and I wouldn't want to go to anyone else. She is great at what she does and I highly recommend.

She really succeeds in communicating and finding it what's wrong. Especially skilled individual.

Pam Sisk is very caring and professional. I highly recommend her. I wouldn’t see anyone else.

I like Pam. She is an amazing woman, and I am so glad to have found her.

I would give 0 stars if I could. I have been seeing her for years my father went on hospice care and I missed a couple of appointments to be with him which were cancelled and the week I have to bury my father I run out of medicine and try to make an appointment to find out she discharged me and isn't excepting new patients nor refill my meds. Inexcusable inappropriate blatant neglect I've never been more devastated in my life.