Family Medicine Residents
Meet the Residents
2026-2027 Third-Year Residents
Jordan Barber, DO
Dr. Jordan Barber is from Oliver Springs, Tennessee. She completed her undergraduate studies at Tennessee Technological University with a degree in Biology, Magna Cum Laude. She completed medical school at Lincoln Memorial University – Debusk College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Dr. Barber hopes to pursue a career in outpatient family medicine, lifestyle medicine, and wound care. She hopes to leave a positive impact on the lives of others and minister Jesus Christ’s love through patience and compassion. She chose LCRH because she feels that it caters to her interests in growing her procedural skills, practicing OMT, and being a highly competent doctor in the future. In her free time, she enjoys listening to live music, ballroom dancing, hiking, and spending time with friends. Her favorite show is The Office, and she hopes to visit Paris someday.
Leah Claborn, DO
Dr. Leah Claborn is from Albany, Kentucky. She graduated from Berea College with a Bachelor of Arts in Biology. She completed medical school at Lincoln Memorial University – DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Dr. Claborn hopes to practice family medicine in this region with a focus on sports medicine. Her motivation to become a doctor developed when her father had medical issues when she was in middle school. She began to research the medical field and eventually decided that’s what she wanted to do. She chose LCRH because she is close to family and has developed relationships with patients which she feels connected to. In her free time, she enjoys playing disc golf, board games, and visiting theme parks.
Molly Holcomb, DO
Dr. Molly Holcomb is from Burkesville, Kentucky. She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Kentucky with a degree in Human Health Sciences and a minor in Business. She completed medical school at Lincoln Memorial University – College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Dr. Holcomb hopes to pursue a career in Rural Family Medicine. Her love for family-like connections in rural communities and the need for healthcare in underserved areas, sparked her motivation to become a doctor. She chose Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital because the physicians, staff, residents, and students have become like family to her. They helped solidify her reasons to become a doctor. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She also likes to cook and travel.
Annsley Ingram, DO
Dr. Annsley Ingram is native to Chatsworth, Georgia. She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville with a degree in Microbiology, Cum Laude. She studied Osteopathic Medicine at Lincoln Memorial University.
Dr. Ingram hopes to pursue a career in Family Medicine with a focus on Women’s health. Her brother was in a terrible accident when he was younger, rendering her and her brother to become close to their pediatrician. Being around him and being impacted by his care inspired her motivation to becoming a doctor. She chose LCRH because of Dr. Jenkins impact on her. She knew she would be supported no matter what hardship she encountered. In her free time, she loves to spend time outdoors. Her favorite sports team are the Tennessee Volunteers, and she has a mini dachshund named Link.
Ashley Johnson, DO
Dr. Ashley Johnson is a native of Somerset, Kentucky. She completed her undergraduate degree with a BS in Biology and minor in Psychology with Summa Cum Lada and Deans list.
Dr. Johnson joined the Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital Family Medicine Program to give back to the community that has given her so much. She hopes to one day explore the world of esthetics and offer services such as Botox, filer, etc. She went on a mission trip in high school which changed her life. She knew she wanted to help people not only physically, but mentally and spiritually as well. In her free time, she likes to shop or read books. Her dream vacation would be to stay in a place over the water in Turks and Caicos.
2026-2027 Second-Year Residents
Shaylla Moore, DO
Shaylla Moore, DO, originally from Corbin, KY, is currently a PGY-1 resident in Family Medicine at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Human Nutrition with a minor in Biology from the University of Kentucky and went on to study at Lincoln Memorial University-DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine. Shaylla's career goal is to practice as an outpatient family physician in southeastern Kentucky, where she is motivated to provide care to underserved and rural communities.
She chose LCRH for its close proximity to her family and the positive learning environment she experienced as a medical student, which allowed her to build strong relationships with fellow students, residents, physicians, and staff. Shaylla is married to her husband, AJ Moore, and they share their home with two cats, Frankie and Tilly.
Outside of her medical career, Dr. Moore enjoys reading, and her favorite book is Throne of Glass . She also loves watching The Parent Trap and Outlander . If she weren't on a medical career path, she would consider becoming a librarian or hairstylist. When she dreams of vacations, she envisions relaxing anywhere on a beach. Her favorite holiday is Christmas, a time she cherishes for family gatherings, shared meals, and gift exchanges. Dr. Moore finds inspiration in the people around her and enjoys snacks like chips and salsa, alongside her favorite drink, Pepsi Zero Sugar.
Elizabeth Slayton, DO
Elizabeth Slayton, DO, originally from Taylorsville, KY, is a PGY-1 resident physician at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital, specializing in family medicine. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Kentucky before attending LMU-DCOM for medical school. Elizabeth’s career goal is to remain in rural Kentucky, where she aims to serve underserved communities with a focus on women’s health.
Her journey into medicine was inspired by her work as a nurse, which she felt was a calling from God. Dr. Slayton is passionate about caring for the body, mind, and soul of her patients. She chose LCRH not only for its proximity to her family but also because of the supportive environment she experienced as a medical student. Over the past two years, she has felt encouraged and nurtured by her teachers and peers, prompting her to continue her growth as a resident at LCRH.
Outside of her medical training, Dr. Slayton enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, shopping, and being on her farm with her pets, which include a golden doodle, two goats, and two cows. Her favorite book is Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers, and she enjoys watching The Sound of Music and When Calls the Heart . Elizabeth dreams of visiting Hawaii and values holidays like Easter, which she celebrates with family and reflects on the resurrection of Jesus. She is inspired by her mother and lives by the quote, “Be somebody who makes everybody feel like a somebody.”
Gabriel Foit, DO
Gabe Foit, DO, hailing from South Shore, KY, is currently an intern in the Family Medicine residency program at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital. He graduated from the Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine with academic honors after earning his Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences from Morehead State University, where he graduated summa cum laude. Gabe's career goal is to practice rural outpatient family medicine, allowing him to give back to the community he calls home.
He chose LCRH for its blend of a welcoming community and excellent medical training, which he believes provides the perfect environment for his professional growth. Gabe is married to Emily Foit, who is also a first-year resident, and together they share their home with a mini-golden doodle named Bertie.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Foit enjoys running and walking outdoors while listening to audiobooks. He is an avid fan of the Ohio State football team and dreams of hiking the Swiss Alps for a vacation.
Emily Foit, DO
Emily Foit, DO, originally from Ashland, KY, is a PGY-1 resident in Family Medicine at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences at Morehead State University, graduating magna cum laude, before attending the University of Pikeville-Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine. Emily's career goal is to serve the people of Kentucky and give back to the community that shaped her into the person she is today.
Her motivation to pursue medicine stems from the healthcare gaps she observed in her hometown and across the state. Dr. Foit felt an instant connection to LCRH during her residency interviews, appreciating its family-like atmosphere and the variety of opportunities tailored to each resident's interests. She shares her life with her husband, Gabe Foit, who is also a PGY-1 resident, and their spoiled mini-golden doodle, Bertie.
Outside of her medical career, Dr. Foit enjoys reading, needlepoint, exercising, and spending time with friends and her dog. She dreams of vacationing in Thailand and loves the book When Breath Becomes Air by Dr. Paul Kalanithi. For snacks, she enjoys edamame or fresh summer fruits, and she often treats herself to an iced honey cinnamon latte. If she owned a houseboat on Lake Cumberland, she would name it "Sink or Swim."
Thomas Case, DO
Thomas Case, DO, from Garrett, KY, is currently a PGY-1 resident in Family Medicine at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital. He completed his undergraduate studies in Biology at Alice Lloyd College and attended the Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine for medical school. Thomas's career goal is to become a trusted and competent physician, with a strong desire to give back to the Appalachian community.
He chose LCRH because of the exceptional support he received from the program and current residents, allowing him to feel heard and providing numerous opportunities for personal and professional growth. Outside of medicine, Dr. Case enjoys going to the movies and attending plays. He has a passion for trivia, demonstrated by his favorite podcast, Trivia Time , and he possesses a hidden talent for naming all the presidents in order.
His dream vacation is to visit Japan, and his favorite book is Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy. He enjoys the movie Amadeus and finds inspiration in the horror genre, particularly from Stephen King. His favorite holiday is Halloween, as he loves horror movies and the thrill of being spooked. If he could have dinner with anyone, it would be Dr. Patrick Jenkins.
2026-2027 First-Year Residents
Christopher Blount, DO
A Somerset native, Chris Blount is a PGY-1 Family Medicine resident at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital. He earned his medical degree from Lincoln Memorial University DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine and graduated summa cum laude from Eastern Kentucky University with a degree in Biomedical Sciences and a minor in Chemistry. His career goal is to practice full-spectrum family medicine with a focus on sports medicine in a rural community setting.
Dr. Blount chose Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital because it is his hometown hospital and the place where he enjoyed meaningful clinical rotations, built strong relationships, and discovered a passion for serving his community.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Blount enjoys sports, spending time with family and friends, and being outdoors. A dedicated Kentucky Wildcats fan, he dreams of visiting Ireland and is inspired by the support of his family and friends. He brings a strong commitment to rural healthcare and his hometown community as he begins his residency training.
Alex Graham, DO
Originally from Louisville, Kentucky, Dr. Graham earned his medical degree from the University of Pikeville Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine and holds a bachelor's degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Bellarmine University.
Passionate about full-spectrum rural family medicine, Alex plans to care for patients in both the clinic and emergency department while incorporating osteopathic manipulative therapy into his practice. His interest in medicine began at a young age through his involvement in Scouting and a desire to serve underserved communities.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Graham enjoys spending time outdoors, exercising, hiking, fishing, and kayaking. He is also an accomplished competitive chess player who has competed in state, national, and international tournaments. Alex and his wife, Kaydence, chose Lake Cumberland for its natural beauty and welcoming community, and he looks forward to building lasting relationships with the patients and families he serves.
Logan Hacker, DO
Originally from Manchester, Kentucky, Dr. Hacker earned his medical degree from the University of Pikeville Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine after graduating summa cum laude from Eastern Kentucky University with a degree in Biomedical Sciences and a Pre-Med concentration.
Logan's passion for medicine was inspired by helping care for his grandfather during the end of his life, an experience that solidified his desire to become a physician. He is committed to building lifelong relationships with patients through trust, compassion, and patient-centered care that respects individual values and preferences.
Dr. Hacker chose Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital for its strong residency program and supportive team of mentors and colleagues. Outside of medicine, Logan enjoys playing sports and is a top 1% Rocket League player. He and his wife, Hannah, are excited to be part of the Lake Cumberland community as he continues his training in Family Medicine.
Alizabeth Nauert, MD
Originally from Russell Springs, Kentucky, Dr. Nauert earned her medical degree from the University of Kentucky College of Medicine after graduating summa cum laude from Western Kentucky University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a minor in Chemistry.
Inspired by a passion for science and a desire to serve medically underserved communities, Alizabeth pursued a career in medicine to make a meaningful impact on the lives of others. She chose Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital to gain valuable training in a rural healthcare setting while remaining close to family.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Nauert enjoys spending time outdoors, visiting Lake Cumberland with her family, and traveling. She and her husband, Tyler Nauert, share their home with their toy goldendoodle, Stella.
Kamryn Noe, DO
Originally from Happy, Kentucky, Dr. Noe earned her Bachelor of Arts in Biology, graduating cum laude from Transylvania University before completing medical school at Lincoln Memorial University-DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine. Her experiences growing up in rural Appalachia and witnessing the challenges of limited access to healthcare inspired her to pursue a career in medicine.
Kamryn's career goal is to practice outpatient family medicine while continuing to care for patients across rural Kentucky. She chose Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital for its close-knit, supportive environment and its proximity to family and friends, providing an ideal setting to grow as a physician. Outside of medicine, Dr. Noe enjoys exercising, bargain hunting, and spending time with her fiancé, family, and friends.
When she's not in the clinic, Kamryn can be found listening to true crime podcasts, cheering on the Kentucky Wildcats, or planning her dream vacation to an overwater bungalow in Bora Bora. Her commitment to compassionate care and dedication to her community reflect the values that inspired her journey into medicine.
Bradley Nordin, MD
Originally from Paintsville, Kentucky, Dr. Nordin earned his medical degree from the University of Kentucky College of Medicine after graduating from Centre College with a degree in Biology, where he was recognized as an Academic All-American diver.
Growing up in rural Kentucky, Bradley witnessed the challenges many families face in accessing quality healthcare. That experience inspired him to pursue medicine and dedicate his career to providing compassionate, comprehensive care to underserved communities. His goal is to practice full-spectrum family medicine in rural Kentucky and help improve access to primary care throughout the region.
Dr. Nordin chose Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital for its strong commitment to rural healthcare and full-spectrum family medicine training. Outside of medicine, he enjoys snowboarding, wakeboarding, and playing the piano. He and his wife, Sarah, are excited to be part of the Lake Cumberland community as he begins his medical career.