February of 2026 New Hires

Mid South is pleased to welcome the following professionals to our team! In February, we started onboarding our amazing therapy team at Bolivar Medical Center. We're excited to introduce February's new hires to you!

Daty Cooke

Occupational Therapist at Bolivar Medical Center

Daty Cooke attended Cleveland High School and later Delta State University. She received her master's degree in occupational therapy from Texas Woman’s University. While Daty treats a variety of patients in all settings, she has a special passion for acute care. She prioritizes movement and wellness—Daty is comprehensively trained in Pilates through Balance Body. She serves as a Reformer Pilates Teacher at Balance Fitness in Cleveland. She also holds a 200-hour Hatha Yoga Certification. Daty is a certified PTR tennis pro, and she currently serves as the coordinator for Delta Junior Team Tennis, which is affiliated with both state and national tennis associations. Daty and her husband have been married for 24 years, and they have two sons. She enjoys crocheting, knitting, weaving, quilting, painting, and sewing as well as baking breads and desserts.    

Addie Fetcko

Speech Pathologist at Noxubee Medical Complex

Addie Fetcko attended Germantown High School and is originally from Madison, Mississippi. She received both her undergraduate and graduate degrees in Speech Language Pathology from Mississippi University for Women, where she served as President for the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA). The NSSLHA is an organization recognized by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), designed to support students studying communication sciences and disorders (CSD) through professional networking, advocacy, and educational resources. Addie takes special interest in voice disorders, cognitive-communication disorders, and child articulation. Addie is certified in SPEAK OUT, which is a research-based speech therapy program designed for individuals with Parkinson's disease and related neurological disorders. The program aims to improve voice, volume, and swallowing. Developed by the Parkinson Voice Project, it focuses on "speaking with intent," converting speech from an automatic to an intentional act. Addie chose an education and career in speech pathology because of personal, family experiences and because she enjoys treating patients in every phase of life. From children with articulation disorders to adults with expressive communication and swallowing disorders, Addie is passionate about helping patients in the community of Macon and the surrounding area.    

Tammy Glorioso

Physical Therapist at Bolivar Medical Center

Tammy Glorioso attended Bayou Academy and later received her undergraduate degree from Delta State University.  She received her graduate education from the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Tammy is married to James Glorioso and has two children, Emma and Layton. She has been a physical therapist for 26 years with experience in home health, acute care, swing bed, and outpatient services.  

Amanda Holloway

Physical Therapist at Bolivar Medical Center

Amanda Holloway was born and raised in Cleveland and attended Bayou Academy, later attending Mississippi State University for her undergraduate studies. She received her Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Mississippi Medical Center. There, she joined Phi Kappa Phi and Alpha Eta, which is a national scholastic honor society for allied health professions. Amanda has been married for 18 years, and she and her husband have three children. They chose to return to Cleveland so their children could be raised in a close-knit town, surrounded by a large family support system. Amanda is grateful to have a positive impact on the health of the community that raised her.  

Jahnean Howard

Office Manager at The Grove

Jahnean Howard attended East Marion High School in Columbia, Mississippi. Jahnean has served as office manager for The Grove already for one year in a PRN position, and her role has recently become a full-time position. A proud mom to two daughters and two “bonus” children, Jahnean has been married to her husband, Maurice, since 2017. Together, they operate a catering and event design company called The Crumedy Experience. Jahnean chose to work in healthcare office management because she enjoys ensuring things run smoothly and efficiently. She is thankful for her opportunity with Mid South and values her experience with her team at The Grove as one of the best coworker experiences she’s ever had.  

Stephanie Hutchinson

Speech Pathologist at Bolivar Medical Center

Stephanie Hutchinson attended North Sunflower Academy in Drew, Mississippi, and later attended Delta State University for her undergraduate studies. She received her Master’s of Science in Speech Pathology from the University of Southern Mississippi and has been working in the field for 29 years. Stephanie is a certified Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist, and she enjoys each day that she gets to assist a patient or their family. Stephanie and her husband, Chipper, have four children and two grandchildren. She is a member of the Cleveland Church of God, where she serves as a Sunday school teacher.   

Ella Koranteng

Office Manager at Bolivar Medical Center

Stephanie Hutchinson attended North Sunflower Ella Koranteng was born and raised in Accra, Ghana, and is a recent graduate of Delta State University, where she received her degree in Healthcare Administration. Ella chose healthcare as her field of work because she wants to do meaningful service that makes a positive impact in people’s lives. In her free time, Ella enjoys reading, watching tv shows, and volunteering. 

Whitney Morgan

Physical Therapist Assistant

Whitney Morgan attended Delta Academy in Marks, Mississippi, and later received her PTA certification from Holmes Community College. Whitney is a Christian and loves the Lord deeply. She has been married to her husband, Josh, for 15 years. They have 3 children, ages 13, 9, and 5. Whitney loves exercise. She starts each morning with two things: reading the Bible and running! She enjoys basketball, softball, running, and tennis. 

Misty Moseley

Speech Pathologist and Director of Rehab at Bolivar Medical Center

Misty Moseley is a Cleveland native and was born at Bolivar Medical Center. She attended Cleveland High School and Delta State University. She obtained her master's degree in communication disorders from the University of Southwestern Louisiana. Misty treats a range of conditions but takes special interest in disordered swallowing. She is a natural leader and works to ensure staff is engaged and encouraged. Misty is grateful to have worked 20 of her 30 years at Bolivar Medical Center. She takes great pride in serving her hometown, where she enjoys her family, church, and friends. When she isn’t working, you can find Misty on the tennis court! 

Molly Roberts

Occupational Therapist at Bolivar Medical Center

Molly Roberts attended Clinton High School and later Mississippi State University for her undergraduate studies. She then received her master’s degree from the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Molly has been married to Logan Roberts for 10 years. They have two children: Griffin, 8, and Nora, 5. Molly has been an occupational therapist for 10 years. When she isn’t working, she enjoys cooking, spending time with family, and traveling. 

Holly Williams

Speech Pathologist at Bolivar Medical Center

Holly Williams attended Cleveland High School and later received her undergraduate degree in Audiology and Speech Pathology from Delta State University. She attended Jackson State University for her graduate level education. Holly spent most of her career working in Jackson for Methodist Rehabilitation Center on the Brain Injury team. She’s a wife and mother to a five-year-old daughter.  

Krewe de Compliance: Annual Compliance Training for 2026

It was a freezing parade of Mardi Gras fun on Saturday, January 31, 2026, as Mid South hosted our annual Compliance Training Event. We filled the Clyde Muse Center in Pearl, Mississippi, with physical, occupational, and speech therapists as well as a host of facility administrators. We'd like to thank our Mid South family of employees for attending and learning, as well as those not affiliated with our organization who joined us!

After checking in, guests enjoyed coffee and breakfast from Chic-fil-A. Charlean Williams, Vice President of HIM & Compliance, welcomed everyone and introduced Dan Ridley, Director of Employee Retention and Satisfaction. Dan greeted the crowd and led us in prayer to begin the event, specifically lifting up our brothers and sisters in the areas impacted by winter storm Fern. Next, Charlean introduced our first speaker, Julie Mitchell, JD, who presented on Compliance 101: Back to Basics.

After a mid-morning break, Charlean introduced our next speaker, Sabrena McCarley, MBA-SL, OTR/L, CLIPP, RAC-CT, QCP, FAOTA, RAC-CTA. Sabrena gave an in-depth look at recent changes and developments that directly affect the way therapists mindfully treat and approach patient care. For lunch, guests enjoyed delicious sandwiches and salads from Jason's Deli.

We'd like to thank our amazing speakers for making Krewe de Compliance an excellent resource and learning opportunity for our staff and guests. Mid South would also like to recognize Charlean Williams and the HIM/Compliance Staff for their hard work in preparing for this event. Thank you to our staff at the Employee Support Center and our Regional Clinical Directors for helping keep the good times rolling all day Saturday! We can't wait to see you all again next year!

January 2026 - New Year, New Hires

We're off to an exciting start with our new hires for January--Sarah, Quincey, Jacob, and Jordan, we're so glad to have you on the Mid South team!

Sarah Cobb

Occupational Therapist at Brookdale Germantown

Sarah Cobb attended Cleveland High School and later received a bachelor’s degree from Delta State University. She attended the University of Mississippi Medical Center to receive her Master’s in Occupational Therapy, where she maintained a 4.0 GPA and was valedictorian of her class. Sarah has been married for 11 years to her husband, Deniger. They have two children, Wyatt, 7, and Charlotte, 4. They have two dogs as well—Marty, who is a senior dog, and a new puppy named Luna. Sarah enjoys spending time with family, traveling, and being creative and crafty. As an occupational therapist, she values helping patients regain their independence and restore function in their daily lives.  

Quincey Swinford

Speech Pathologist at Highlands Medical Center

Quincey Swinford attended Pisgah High School in Pisgah, Alabama, and later went on to receive both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Auburn University. Quincey takes special interest in treating patients with Parkinson’s disease, dysphagia, and dyslexia. She also has experience working with patients who utilize AAC devices. Quincey is a wife and mother to three children. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She chose a career in speech pathology because she believes everyone deserves a functional way to communicate and interact with others.  

Jacob Franklin

Physical Therapy Assistant at The Magnolia at Oxford Commons

Jacob Franklin attended Kirk Academy and later attended the University of Mississippi to receive a bachelor’s degree. Later, he achieved his PTA certification from Holmes Community College. Jake did multiple rotations with Mid South during his time at Holmes, and he made an incredible impression on his patients and teammates. Jake combined his love of sports and movement with a desire to help others, which fueled his passion to become a PTA. He makes it his mission to get to know each patient and learn what he can do to change their life for the better. When he isn’t working, Jake enjoys spending time with his wife and their dog.  

Jordan Boyd

Physical Therapist and Director of Rehab at Northwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center

Jordan Boyd attended DeSoto Central in Southaven, Mississippi, and later received an undergraduate degree from Alcorn State University. He obtained his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Alabama State University. Jordan is currently pursuing an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist Certification (OCS).  As Director of Rehabilitation, Jordan will oversee both hospital and outpatient therapy services. His focus will be to deliver high-quality, evidence-based, and patient-centered care across the continuum of services we offer. Jordan is passionate about building strong clinical teams and ensuring that patients receive consistent, effective rehab care that supports recovery, function, and long-term mobility. With a deep appreciation for music and a love for movement in all forms, Jordan takes a specialized approach to motivate and engage his patients and clinicians. Jordan has a twin brother who also works in healthcare as a physician assistant, and this experience sparked his early interest in medicine and collaborative care. Jordan chose physical therapy as his profession because of the way it blends movement science, problem solving, and human connection. Jordan looks forward to making a meaningful impact at both the patient and system level.