Tricia Berry’s journey is deeply rooted in the heart of the Florida Panhandle, where she has found both her home and her calling. Since settling in Bay County in 2009, Tricia has been an integral part of her community, dedicating herself to both professional excellence and civic engagement.
Tricia’s academic path began at Chipola Junior College, where she earned her Associate of Arts degree. Her thirst for knowledge and passion for healing led her to the University of Florida, where she obtained her Bachelors and Masters of Science Degrees in Nursing. Her professional career has been marked by a commitment to excellence and a focus on serving those in need. Tricia’s experience as a Nurse Practitioner spans various specialties, including Burn Surgery and Trauma Orthopedic Surgery at Level I trauma hospitals in Central Florida as well as outpatient dermatology in North Florida.
Beyond her clinical work, Tricia has dedicated herself to serving her community in numerous capacities. She has served on boards and in leadership roles for organizations such as the Board of Trustees at Gulf Coast State College, Life Management Center of NW Florida Foundation, Boys and Girls Clubs of Bay County, and the Bay County Chamber of Commerce, among others. As an Honorary Commander for the 325th MDG and RED HORSE units at Tyndall Air Force Base and President of the Junior League of Panama City, Tricia has demonstrated her commitment to supporting both military families and the broader community.
Outside of her professional and community endeavors, Tricia finds joy and fulfillment in her family life. Alongside her husband, Dr. Eric Berry, Tricia is raising their two children in the vibrant and welcoming community they are proud to call home.
Tricia Berry’s story is one of dedication, compassion, and service. From her early days in nursing school to her current roles as a mother, business owner, and community leader, Tricia continues to make a positive impact on the lives of those around her, embodying the spirit of Southern hospitality and community pride.
