Her story
From Army medicine to family medicine in Winchester.
Shannon Foster began her medical career as a physician assistant in the U.S. Army. As a Commissioned Officer, she completed multiple year-long combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
She went on to medical school and a family medicine residency, and today she is a board-certified family physician. She has lived in Middle Tennessee for more than twenty years.
At Restoration she cares for teens, adults and seniors, from checkups and chronic conditions to clinic-based procedures.
“We view each patient individually, incorporating integrative medicine, providing education, and empowering patients to make informed decisions about their health.”
Along the way
- 2010
Began as a U.S. Army physician assistant. A Commissioned Officer, with multiple year-long combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
- 2019
MD, University of Louisville School of Medicine.
- 2022
Completed family medicine residency, University of Tennessee, Nashville.
- November 30, 2026
Restoration becomes a direct primary care practice. Membership sign-ups open.
- January 18, 2027
Member visits begin.
Earlier degrees
- BS in Biology, minor in ChemistryUniversity of Arizona
- Bachelor and Master of Physician Assistant StudiesUniversity of Nebraska Medical Center
Professional, smart, very accessible and easy to talk to. My “white coat” high blood pressure has disappeared! There are medical appointments I dread, but Dr. Foster’s are a pleasure. She is quite simply, The Best.
