Patient Testimonial
From the very first appointment Dr Griffith was compassionate, patient, and always took the time to explain every step of the process in a way that made us feel informed and supported. IVF can be overwhelming, but he never rushed our questions and made sure we truly understood our options.

Dr. Griffith was very attentive to our concerns and thorough when explaining our plan of care! Thank you.

Dr. Griffith is an honest, compassionate physician who truly puts his patients first. He is a true role model for what healthcare providers should strive to be.

We are so blessed to have found Shady Grove and Dr. Vitez, Hailey, and Bree and the rest of the Shady Grove staff.

Simply put, SGF helped my husband and I become parents to our son, and for that, we are forever grateful to the SGF crew. Thank you will never be enough, but THANK YOU SGF!

Loved my experience with SGF! They go above and beyond for their patients. I highly recommend them to all my friends and family members who may experience some sort of pregnancy infertility or complication because they felt like family when I finally got to announce a successful pregnancy.

Biography

Christine Kincaid, MSN, WHNP-BC, received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She then received her Master of Science in Nursing (Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner Program) from Duke University.  

Christine began her nursing career in Fort Worth, Texas, providing pediatric care. From there, she spent time providing women and infant care in Winston, Salem, North Carolina. Christine then focused her career on reproductive medicine at a fertility clinic in Winston, Salem, where she managed patients through the fertility treatment cycle from counseling, to educating, and coordinating patient care. 

At Shady Grove Fertility, Christine works with the physicians in the evaluation and management of patients. She performs diagnostic and treatment procedures, monitors patients, and counsels patients on various fertility treatments.  

Christine currently cares for patients as a nurse practitioner at SGF’s Wesley Chapel office. In her free time, she enjoys spending time being creative through woodworking, sewing, or other types of crafting.  

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Education

  • Master of Science in Nursing (Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner Program): Duke University 
  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing: University of North Carolina at Greensboro  
  • Perform ultrasounds: baseline, monitoring, and obstetric  
  • Perform saline sonograms/mock embryo transfers (SIS/MET) 
  • Perform hysterosalpingograms (HSGs) 
  • Perform intrauterine inseminations (IUIs) 
  • Review lab results 
  • Perform physical exams  
  • Perform urgent care evaluations and counsel patients for concerns 
  • Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society 
  • Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nurses 
  • American Society of Reproductive Medicine 

Q&A

I worked in a pediatric hospital when I first became a nurse and enjoyed the relationships between the family and child. I then began working on a mother/baby unit and helped teach and facilitate a healthy bond between mother and child. This job led to working throughout the Women’s Hospital. Women are strong and resilient, and I was honored to be able to serve their distinct population. I went back to school to become a WHNP to meet the needs of this community. Once I graduated, I began working at a fertility clinic, and I have enjoyed working with these extraordinary couples and individuals on their unique journey.  

I love to do and learn crafts of all kinds! Woodworking, sewing, painting, ceramics … anything creative.

I have lived in seven different states throughout my life.