Mia Jones PA-C was born in Baltimore, MD. She attended The University of Maryland Eastern Shore, a Historically Black College & University (HBCU), and graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology in 2006. She moved with her family to North Carolina that year and later attended East Carolina University’s Physician Assistant Program where she earned her Master’s Degree and graduated in 2010. 

Not soon after graduation, she started her career in public health at The Johnston County Health Department in Smithfield North Carolina. She did not know it at that time, but working in public health would be her calling and she would ultimately spend 14 years and counting there. She sees patients in all of the clinics to include Child Health, Primary Care, Epidemiology, and Women’s Health. She works very closely with the Women’s Health clinic where she serves as the provider liaison. She has recently started a position overseeing patients in the Total Wellness Clinic geared to serving patients who are in need of important health maintenance and attending to quality gap services.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her husband, 2 children, 2 dogs and other family members. She loves going to the beach where she can hear the ocean and feel the sun, going to the spa for relaxing massages, and reading. 

Contact: Mia.jones@johnstonnc.gov