Kaitlynn Moore joins Archbold Hospitals as nurse practitioner in Thomasville

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Kaitlynn Moore, Nurse Practitioner at Archbold Hospitals
Kaitlynn Moore, Nurse Practitioner at Archbold Hospitals
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Feb 23, 2026
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Archbold Hospitals has announced that Kaitlynn Moore, FNP-C, will join its medical staff. Moore received both her Bachelor of Science and master’s degree in nursing from the University of Alabama.

She is set to practice with Cardiovascular Consultants of South Georgia in Thomasville.

Archbold Hospitals operates as a not-for-profit organization serving communities across South Georgia and North Florida through its network of hospitals and clinics, including a main campus in Thomasville, Georgia. The organization supports community health with wellness programs, health screenings, and educational initiatives. Archbold Hospitals was recently named one of the nation’s top 100 hospitals by Fortune and PINC AI. More information about Archbold’s services can be found on their official website.

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