Tracy Holley, PA-C

Tracy Holley, PA-C, is an experienced physician assistant providing urologic care at Granger Medical Clinic’s Murray–Midtown location. With a healthcare career spanning more than three decades, Tracy brings a broad clinical background, a thoughtful approach to medicine, and a deep commitment to helping patients feel heard, informed, and supported throughout their care.

Tracy began her healthcare career as a registered nurse after earning her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Westminster College. She spent 16 years caring for critically ill newborns in the neonatal intensive care unit at St. Mark’s Hospital. Working in the NICU gave Tracy a strong foundation in clinical assessment, patient advocacy, communication, and compassionate care. It also taught her the importance of paying close attention to subtle changes, working collaboratively with a multidisciplinary medical team, and supporting patients and families during challenging and uncertain circumstances.

After many years in nursing, Tracy decided to expand her medical knowledge and her ability to diagnose and treat patients. She returned to school and earned her physician assistant degree from the University of Utah in 2010. Her experience as a registered nurse continues to influence the way she practices medicine today. She understands the importance of looking beyond a patient’s immediate symptoms and considering the physical, emotional, and practical ways a medical condition may affect the patient’s overall well-being.

Following the completion of her physician assistant education, Tracy began practicing in orthopedic and sports medicine. During this time, she gained experience caring for patients with injuries, musculoskeletal conditions, mobility concerns, and other health issues that could interfere with their daily activities. She later transitioned into interventional pain management, where she spent 11 years caring for patients with complex and chronic conditions.

Her years in pain management strengthened Tracy’s ability to listen carefully, evaluate symptoms thoroughly, and work with patients to develop individualized treatment plans. She understands that chronic or recurring health concerns can affect a person’s mobility, independence, emotional health, relationships, and quality of life. Tracy has also worked in wound management, further expanding her experience caring for patients with ongoing medical needs and conditions requiring careful monitoring and follow-up.

Tracy now brings this diverse clinical background to Granger Medical Clinic’s urology team. She understands that urologic symptoms can be uncomfortable, disruptive, or difficult to discuss. Her goal is to create a welcoming and respectful environment where patients feel comfortable sharing their concerns and asking questions. She approaches sensitive health topics with professionalism and compassion, helping patients better understand their symptoms, diagnoses, and available treatment options.

Tracy believes effective healthcare begins with listening. She takes time to learn about each patient’s concerns, medical history, lifestyle, and personal goals. She recognizes that every patient’s experience is different and that treatment decisions should reflect the individual’s unique needs and circumstances. By providing clear explanations and encouraging open communication, Tracy helps patients feel more confident and actively involved in their care.

One of Tracy’s favorite aspects of practicing medicine is building meaningful relationships with her patients. She values the trust patients place in their healthcare providers and works to earn that trust through honesty, consistency, and respectful communication. Whether a patient is seeking an initial evaluation, managing an ongoing condition, or returning for follow-up care, Tracy strives to make every interaction positive and productive.

Her background in nursing, orthopedics, pain management, and wound care has also reinforced the importance of collaboration. Tracy enjoys working alongside physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate care and support the best possible outcomes for her patients. She believes a team-based approach is especially valuable when patients have multiple health concerns or need care from more than one medical specialty.

At Granger Medical Clinic, Tracy is committed to providing accessible, patient-centered urologic care to adults throughout Murray and the surrounding communities. She looks forward to helping patients address their concerns, understand their health, and find a path forward that supports their comfort, confidence, and quality of life. She is proud to join an organization that values trusted relationships, coordinated specialty care, and a personalized healthcare experience.

Outside of work, Tracy enjoys spending time with her three children and two grandchildren. Family is an important part of her life, and she especially appreciates opportunities to create memories and enjoy time together. She also loves being outdoors and enjoys hiking, paddleboarding, skiing, traveling, gardening, and working in her yard. One of her favorite places to relax and recharge is her family cabin in Pine, Idaho.

Through every stage of her career, Tracy has remained focused on caring for people, developing trusted relationships, and helping patients improve their quality of life. She looks forward to continuing that commitment as part of the Granger Medical Clinic urology team at the Murray–Midtown office.