Providers

Undergraduate: Williams Woods University
Graduate School: University of West Florida, Troy State University
Medical School: Western University of Health Sciences
Residency/Fellowship: University of Texas Medical Branch-Galveston (IM), University of Texas-Houston (GI)

Dr. O’Shea enjoys all aspects of gastroenterology and hepatology. Dr. O’Shea has a special interest in hemorrhoid treatment, swallowing difficulties, gastroenterology malignancies, small bowel disorders, and healthy weight loss options. In addition to general GI procedures such as EGD, colonoscopy, capsule endoscopy, and PEG tube placement, Dr. O’Shea performs hemorrhoid banding, PEG tube placement for Parkinson’s treatment, SmartPill for motility issues, single and double balloon enteroscopy to investigate small bowel issues, and BRAVO/pH/impedance. In the future, she hopes to offer endoscopic weight loss procedures.

Dr. O’Shea went to college on an academic/athletic scholarship, and she played semi-pro beach volleyball after college. Prior to embarking on a career in medicine, Dr. O’Shea was a mathematician who worked on a variety of projects from laser radar to the Air Combat Training System. While working full-time as a mathematician, she completed three Masters’ Degrees (Mathematics, Management, and International Relations with an emphasis in Political Economics) and was an adjunct professor in the Mathematics Departments at Troy State University – Florida Region and Okaloosa Walton Community College which later became Northwest Florida State College. Her favorite aircraft is the A-10, and her favorite ground vehicle is the ZSU-23-4. In her free time, Dr. O’Shea enjoys biking, hiking, working out, cooking, reading, traveling, and college football (Roll Tide!).