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Welcome to Hospitality Health Quick Care

Urgent Care Clinic serving Emporia, VA & surrounding communities

Welcome to Hospitality Health Quick Care, founded by Heidi Bishop, PA-C, MHS. In her many years of medical experience, Mrs. Bishop has developed a passion for urgent care that bridges the gap between primary care and hospital emergency room services. Learn more about her background and about our other providers below.

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Heidi Bishop, PA-C, MHS

Mrs. Heidi Bishop was born in the rural community of Roanoke Rapids, NC, where she resided until high school graduation. With a passion for science and little money for college, she was able to work through her undergraduate degree at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke with aspirations of becoming a physician assistant. 

 

In 2008, Mrs. Bishop earned a Postbaccalaureate Intramural Research Training Award, which allowed her to join a team at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. Here, her training involved research focused on the link between cardiovascular disease and systemic lupus erythematosus. A love and deeper understanding of research emerged during this time that still affects her practice today. 

 

Mrs. Bishop attended Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA for graduate school where she earned her Master's in Health Science completing the Physician Assistant program in 2011. She then moved back to her hometown of Roanoke Rapids to be closer to family and practice in the underserved community in which she had lived for most of her life.


As a new graduate, she spent five years with an internal medicine practice in a broad range of settings, including the primary office, long-term acute care hospital, health department, assisted living facilities, skilled nursing facilities, and the general hospital.

She then joined a general surgery practice while maintaining a footing in the local emergency department to be more involved in inpatient care. This experience proved to further satisfy professional interests and ongoing desire to learn and provided a smooth transition to urgent care in 2019.


Serving in urgent care, she felt more able to impact the community and meet the growing demand for immediate health care needs. Bridging the gap between the overwhelmed primary care offices and emergency departments, she is affecting change that can improve the overall health and wellbeing of the community. Her goal is to educate and treat patient’s urgent care needs to decrease hospitalizations and increase compliance with routine primary care with more focus on prevention. She is excited to now be serving Emporia and the surrounding communities with this same goal.

 

Mrs. Bishop still maintains her primary residence in Roanoke Rapids, NC. In addition to her ongoing research interests focusing on disease prevention primarily as it relates to insulin, she enjoys music, sewing, needlework, and reading in her spare time, but most of all, leisure days with her husband and young daughter.

Mrs. Heidi Bishop was born in the rural community of Roanoke Rapids, NC, where she resided until high school graduation. With a passion for science and little money for college, she was able to work through her undergraduate degree at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke with aspirations of becoming a physician assistant. 

 

In 2008, Mrs. Bishop earned a Postbaccalaureate Intramural Research Training Award, which allowed her to join a team at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. Here, her training involved research focused on the link between cardiovascular disease and systemic lupus erythematosus. A love and deeper understanding of research emerged during this time that still affects her practice today. 

 

Mrs. Bishop attended Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA for graduate school where she earned her Master's in Health Science completing the Physician Assistant program in 2011. She then moved back to her hometown of Roanoke Rapids to be closer to family and practice in the underserved community in which she had lived for most of her life. 

 

As a new graduate, she spent five years with an internal medicine practice in a broad range of settings, including the primary office, long-term acute care hospital, health department, assisted living facilities, skilled nursing facilities, and the general hospital. She then joined a general surgery practice while maintaining a footing in the local emergency department to be more involved in inpatient care. This experience proved to further satisfy professional interests and ongoing desire to learn and provided a smooth transition to urgent care in 2019. Serving in urgent care, she felt more able to impact the community and meet the growing demand for immediate health care needs. Bridging the gap between the overwhelmed primary care offices and emergency departments, she is affecting change that can improve the overall health and wellbeing of the community. Her goal is to educate and treat patient’s urgent care needs to decrease hospitalizations and increase compliance with routine primary care with more focus on prevention. She is excited to now be serving Emporia and the surrounding communities with this same goal.

 

Mrs. Bishop still maintains her primary residence in Roanoke Rapids, NC. In addition to her ongoing research interests focusing on disease prevention primarily as it relates to insulin, she enjoys music, sewing, needlework, and reading in her spare time but most of all leisure days with her husband and young daughter.

Jessica Rinker, DNP

Mrs. Rinker was born and raised in Southampton County, VA, and moved to Greensville County, VA. She began her nursing career in 2015 as a Licensed Practical Nurse and continued her education and nursing career in 2017 when she graduated with her Associate Degree in Nursing from Paul D. Camp Community College. During that time, she worked at the local community hospital in Franklin, VA, and transferred to Emporia, VA. She continued her education at Old Dominion University and graduated in 2018 with her Bachelor of Science Nursing degree. After receiving her Bachelor’s degree, she continued her education at Liberty Universit,y where she received her Master of Science in Nursing Education in 2020. In 2022, she graduated from Maryville University with her post-master’s degree as a Family Nurse Practitioner. In 2024, she graduated from Old Dominion University with her Doctor of Nursing Practice.  Jessica has worked in various rural hospitals while completing her education over the last 7 years. Her background as a Registered Nurse includes medical-surgical/telemetry, intensive care, and emergency medicine. She has spent the last 5 years working in the emergency department. After obtaining her family nurse practitioner degree, she transitioned to urgent care.

Jessica is devoted to providing urgent care needs to patients in the community and surrounding areas. Her passion is to ensure each patient is educated on their disease process and given quality care to improve patient outcomes. When she isn’t working in the urgent care, she enjoys spending time with her husband, family, and traveling.

Jessica Rinker, FNP-C, MSN posing with her husband outdoors