Sherry D'Souza, NP

Sherry attended the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, VA, where she received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. She then graduated from Nurse Practitioner School, obtaining her master’s degree from the Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA. She is board-certified by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners in the state of Virginia.
Sherry spent the six years prior to becoming an advanced practice provider working as a Registered Nurse at Mary Washington Hospital in both the cardiology and medical ICU units. She also spent time working at the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville, VA, on the Stem Cell transplant unit, providing care for those with blood cancers. She specializes in treating the critically ill adult patient population and those with complex cardiovascular disease.

“It is an honor to work with the Virginia Cardiovascular Consultant team and continue serving our community. My goal is to provide optimal, holistic care and establish relationships with those who entrust me to care for them.”

Sherry enjoys spending time with her family and children. She especially credits her mother for teaching her the value and reward of advocating and caring for others.

Daniel Hamilton, PA-C

Dan grew up locally in the region, graduating from Virginia Tech in 2010 with a degree in chemistry. From there, he attended Physician Assistant School at Bethel University in Tennessee. Dan joined VCC in February of 2017, working closely with Dr. Harish Chandra. Previously Dan spent three years working at Mary Washington Hospital with the Fredericksburg Hospitalist group. Dan’s special areas of interest are structural heart and interventional cardiology.

Christopher Lowe, NP

Christopher Lowe is a board-certified adult gerontology acute care nurse practitioner. He started his medical career as a Corpsman in the U.S. Navy. He received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Mary Washington and his master’s degree from the University of Virginia. Before becoming a nurse practitioner, he worked as a Registered Nurse in a surgical intensive care unit with a primary focus in cardiac surgery. He believes in the participatory model where the Practitioner and the patient work together to make an improvement in the patient’s disease and overall health.