About Raye
Raye McAvoy has been a nurse for over 11 years, dedicating her entire career to working with and advocating for women and their families. She spent five years as a registered nurse, specializing in women’s health, including high-risk prenatal and postpartum community nursing as well as obstetrical nursing. Raye then pursued her Master’s in Nursing and Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner degree at Queen’s University.
Throughout her career as a Nurse Practitioner, Raye has focused heavily on primary health care, particularly in women’s health. Her expertise includes the diagnosis, management, and monitoring of a variety of conditions, such as menstrual irregularities, pelvic pain, mood disorders, perimenopause, menopause, osteoporosis, insulin resistance, and chronic pain disorders. She has also received additional training in contraception modalities, including subdermal implant and IUD insertions, as well as pelvic organ prolapse management, which includes pessary fitting and pelvic floor function. Raye has a strong interest in sports injuries and joint pain and is trained in intra-articular joint injections to assist in managing various joint pain conditions.
Raye genuinely enjoys getting to know her patients and the stories that have led them to Advanced Women’s Health. She understands the frustrations many women encounter in their health care journeys and is committed to providing a patient, kind, evidence-informed, and holistic approach to their diverse health care needs.
Outside of her work at Advanced Women’s Health, Raye also practices in a busy primary health care clinic in Napanee and teaches in the Nurse Practitioner program at Queen’s University. She is passionate about overall wellness and maintaining a work-life balance despite her demanding career. In her free time, Raye enjoys spending time with her husband, children, and two golden retrievers. As a marathon runner and newly committed ultra-marathoner, she looks forward to working with her patients and setting goals together.
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