Tee Jaye Storm, FNP-BC
Tee Jaye Storm, FNP-BC, is a dedicated Nurse Practitioner based in Fredericksburg, Virginia. With board certification as a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-BC), she brings advanced clinical expertise and compassionate care to her patients. Tee Jaye is licensed in the state of Virginia (License No. 24193476) and holds an active NPI number 1891585493. Her professional focus is on delivering comprehensive primary care, emphasizing independent and collaborative decision-making to meet the healthcare needs of diverse patient populations.
She practices at Mary Washington Healthcare, located at 1001 Sam Perry Blvd, Fredericksburg, VA 22401-4453, where she can be contacted by phone at 540-741-1100. Tee Jaye also maintains a mailing address at 217 Lexington Dr, Ruther Glen, VA 22546-5337, ensuring accessibility and communication with her patients. As a Nurse Practitioner, she provides a wide range of services, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and health promotion, tailoring care to individual patient needs in accordance with state practice laws.
Committed to excellence in advanced nursing practice, Tee Jaye Storm combines her clinical skills with a patient-centered approach. She focuses on enhancing health outcomes through thorough evaluation, preventive care, and patient education. Her practice is informed by a solid foundation in advanced nursing education and specialized training, allowing her to provide comprehensive care across the healthcare continuum. Through her dedication, Tee Jaye ensures that patients receive high-quality, compassionate, and individualized care.
• Associates - Germanna School of Nursing - 2012
• Bachelors - University of Mary Washington - 2022
• Masters - Spring Arbor University - 2024
• FNP‑BC (Family Nurse Practitioner – Board Certified)
• Daisy Award Winner x3
• Certificate of Accomodation presented by the Henrico Chief of Police
• ENA
• ANA
Areas of Specialization/Expertise
- Internal Medicine
- Emergency Room
What do you enjoy most about practicing medicine?
What I enjoy most about practicing medicine is the challenge of solving complex clinical puzzles and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on my patients’ lives. There’s nothing more rewarding than seeing the positive reactions of patients when their care leads to real improvements in their health and well-being. I attribute my success to a deep passion for helping those in need, a love of continuous learning, and the joy of teaching. Sharing knowledge not only benefits others but also keeps me current and encourages me to explore and understand anything I may not yet know. I want my patients to feel both seen and heard. I want them to feel safe and at ease, knowing that their concerns are being addressed and that they are getting the best care that can be provided in the circumstances. I want them to feel that I see them as a person, and not just as a number or task on my to-do list for the hospital. They mean something, and their feelings mean something.