Jessica graduated in March of 2018 with a doctorate of Nursing Practice, with an emphasis on diabetes.  She obtained a dual certification master’s as a Clinical Nurse Specialist and Pediatric Nurse Practitioner in 2006, from the University of South Alabama.  For the past 12 years, she has worked as a pediatric nurse practitioner in both private practice and in a hospital-based clinic. Eight years prior to opening Everyday Diabetes Center, she was hired into a position in Savannah to create and manage a pediatric diabetes center.  She is a member of the ADCES and NAPNAP.

With a diverse education background, this husband and father of four changed careers when his oldest son, Carter, was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at the age of 6.  He graduated with a music education degree in 2006 and from nursing school in 2014.  He spent his first season of nursing in a level one trauma center and then made the transition to the world of diabetes.

His passion for education and a strong desire to help patients and families navigate the often choppy waters of diabetes drives him each and every day.  Kris is a member of the ADCES, has served on the ACDES professional practice committee, & is co-author of the Stay7 Pediatric Diabetes Manual.  In addition, Kris has been featured on 'The Huddle', an ACDES produced podcast and the ADA "Ask the Experts" podcast.

Brenna is a writer and visual storytelling artist based in Savannah, GA. She spent four years studying Sequential Art at Savannah College of Art and Design.  After 2016 she went back to school at Armstrong State University (now Georgia Southern University) and received her BFA in Visual Arts in 2019. Endeavoring to love and serve others is the underlying goal for whatever she pursues. In her spare time she enjoys trying new recipes, writing, drawing, and spending time with her husband and chowski.