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Troy Morrissette, M.D.
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Charles Troy Morrissette M.D. is a board-certified gastroenterologist practicing at Hattiesburg GI Associates in Hattiesburg, MS.
Dr. Morrissette was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee. After graduation from Briarcrest Baptist High School, where he lettered in football and track, he attended Memphis State University. At Memphis State University, he earned a Bachelor of Science in Vertebrate Zoology. Dr. Morrissette attended medical school at the University of Tennesse, UTCHS. He then completed an internal medicine residency at UTCHS in 1990. After the internal medicine residency, he completed his gastroenterology training at the University of Tennessee Gastroenterology Fellowship Program. After training with Dr. Fox at the University of Tennessee, he moved to Hattiesburg, MS to continue their professional relationship in private practice.
Dr. Morrissette has served as the Chairman of the Nutrition Committee, President of HubHeath, Chief of Medicine, Chairman of the Credentials Committee, President of the Medical Staff, and he served on the Board of Trustees at the former Methodist Hospital, now Merit Health Wesley. He is a member of the Mississippi State Medical Association, American College of Gastroenterology, and the American Gastroenterology Association. He is on the Active Staff at Merit health Wesley in Hattiesburg, MS.
Dr. Morrissette met his wife, Mrs. Natalie Bray Morrissette, at Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis, TN, and they have been married for 30 years as of January 30, 2023. Natalie was Miss Tennessee USA in 1992. Dr. and Mrs. Morrissette feel very blessed to have two daughters, Summer and Halle Morrissette. As of 2023, Summer is a Resident in Dermatology at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, and Halle is a Dental Student at the University of Alabama Birmingham. Dr. Morrissette and his family have been members for approximately 30 years at First Baptist Church of Hattiesburg, now Venture Church. He and Natalie now attend First Baptist Oloh in Oloh, MS. In his spare time, Dr. Morrissette enjoys traveling to see and spend time with his daughters. He is a member of the Concealed Carry Association, and he enjoys time at a shooting range. He is an Instrument Rated Pilot and is a member of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assocation, AOPA.
Dr. Morrissette is accepting new patients. Please call the Hattiesburg GI Associates or the Digestive Disease Center of Hattiesburg at 601-268-5185 to set up an appointment.
Locations
Digestive Diseases Center Of Hattiesburg
Suite 4
Hattiesburg, MS 39402
Phone: 601-336-4000
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He has since been the physician for myself, father, sister, aunt, cousins, paternal grandparents (grandfather of which is a colon cancer survivor who switched physicians to have him) because of the care, time, diligence, and even visible sorrow and mourning he exhibited and we experienced with him, while my mother was in his care and his patient, and ultimately her quick passing.
She passed 2 months after her diagnosis, and 2 weeks after meeting and loving on her first grandchild.
He’s not always remembered our faces when we came in, but as soon as he came into any of our rooms, or looked at our charts, he questioned us about, and if, we were related to my mother, whose case and name he has never forgotten.
His heart and dedication to his profession are so apparent, even in the most routine and mundane of check ups or appointments. And it filters over into the team of professionals and care givers he has on his team and in his facilities.
He never had to remember my mother or even her name, but because he remembered this one patient, and seeing from the outside the time and care he gave her, he gained her whole family as devout patients.
He may not have been able to change the outcome of my mothers late diagnosis, but he is a change maker, different breed of doctor, we all could only hope and pray we encounter and be privileged to be in the care of.