Anne Margaret Perry is a dedicated primary care provider addressing critical healthcare disparities in rural "healthcare deserts," with a focus on prenatal care, substance abuse, and infant mortality. Based in underserved areas like Missouri, she combines one-on-one patient care with advocacy, engaging in stakeholder meetings and legislative discussions to drive change. A recent graduate with a Master’s in Nursing from Chamberlain University (2023), Anne is affiliated with multiple professional organizations, including ENA and ANA. Proudly raising six children, with careers spanning EMT services, the military, and parenthood, she draws inspiration from her father, James Franklin Perry, and her musically talented mother. An avid reader and bowling enthusiast, Anne plans to pursue a law degree with a healthcare focus, aiming to expand her influence in healthcare policy and advocacy, guided by her commitment to improving lives in underserved communities.