Jefferson Medical College
Latrobe Family Medicine Residency
American Board of Family medicine
American Board of Obesity Medicine
The Menopause Society
Courtney Floyd has been a board certified family medicine physician practicing in an academic setting for over 10 years. She gained an additional board certification in Obesity medicine over 5 years ago and founded an entire weight management program at her residency program to help teach young physicians about the importance of helping patients with their weight concerns. She also has a passion for womens health, and was certified by The Menopause Society in 2024 as a menopause practitioner. She takes great pride and enjoyment in helping patients become their best selves.
Courtney Floyd graduated in the top of her class at UNC-Chapel Hill and went on to also graduate in the top of her class at Jefferson Medical College. She aims to learn something new everyday so that she can help provide patients the best possible care.
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