Chris Dixon is a retired U.S. Air Force combat medic, Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner, critical care nurse, EMT, and firefighter with nearly two decades of experience in trauma, emergency, and critical care medicine. He built his clinical foundation after enlisting in 2008 as an Independent Duty Medical Technician, completing the C-STARS Trauma and Critical Care Training Program at Shock Trauma, Johns Hopkins Burn Center and University of Maryland Medical Center, where he trained alongside physicians in one of the nation’s busiest Level I trauma centers. His military career includes deployments in support of a Special Operations Command, three combat tours to Afghanistan, and extensive time at Craig Joint Theater Hospital, where he provided critical care in high-acuity environments. He was named the 2015 United States Air Force Medic of the Year and recognized as the Angel of the Battlefield.
 

Following his military service, Chris transitioned into civilian medicine, continuing as a Family Nurse Practitioner, critical care nurse, EMT, and firefighter. Chris currently works PRN in the ICU at Tennova North Medical Center and actively serves with the Andersonville Volunteer Fire Department in Anderson County. He has also spent over 15 years as an ACLS, PALS, and BLS instructor, training hundreds of healthcare providers.

Today, Chris leads a lifestyle medicine practice as a Family Nurse Practitioner focused on individualized health and lifestyle optimization. He uses hormone therapy, peptides, IV nutrition, advanced diagnostics, and comprehensive lab analysis to build personalized longevity programs that improve energy, reduce inflammation, and support long term health. Above all, he is a devoted family man who leads with purpose, grounded in his role as a husband and father, and driven by service to his patients, his community, and his country.