Jesseca Ayres is a certified Physician Assistant specializing in Trauma and Acute Care Surgery. With a strong foundation in emergency response and general surgery, she plays a vital role in managing patients who present with serious injuries and surgical needs.
At the heart of her approach is a commitment to delivering prompt, evidence-based care in high-pressure situations. Whether stabilizing trauma patients in the emergency department, assisting in the operating room, or overseeing post-operative recovery, Jesseca ensures each patient receives timely, coordinated care across all stages of their hospital stay.
She is known for a calm, focused demeanor and strong clinical judgment, which allows her to contribute meaningfully in fast-paced, multidisciplinary environments. Colleagues and patients alike value her clear communication, compassionate presence, and dedication to patient safety and dignity.
Jesseca is proud to serve alongside a team of surgeons, nurses, and specialists who share a mission of providing expert, patient-centered care to those in critical need.
Outside of the hospital, Jesseca Ayres, PA-C, is passionate about staying active and enjoying the outdoors. A lifelong athlete, she draws energy and balance from activities like hiking, skiing and trail running—especially when surrounded by the natural beauty of Colorado Springs.
Before entering the medical field, Jesseca competed as a collegiate swimmer and was also active in cross country and triathlon, experiences that continue to shape her dedication to discipline, teamwork and perseverance. These athletic roots not only influence her lifestyle but also inspire a deep appreciation for the resilience of the human body—something she sees every day in Trauma and Acute Care.
As a proud military spouse, Jesseca is excited to build both a personal and professional life here in Colorado Springs. She feels fortunate to be part of a community that values service, wellness and adventure, and looks forward to continuing her medical career in a place that offers both challenge and inspiration.
Locations
719.365.6820Qualifications and experience
- Specialties
- Surgery - Trauma and Acute Care
- Gender
- Female
- Languages spoken
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English
- Education
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Masters Physician Assistant Studies
Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Shreveport (2024)
Bachelor of Science
Centenary College of Louisiana (2021)
- Board Certification
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Certification Agency Specialty Year National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants Physician Assistant 2024 - Clinical interest for patients
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Jesseca Ayres, PA-C, is deeply committed to providing patient-centered care that emphasizes shared decision-making and a holistic approach to health and healing. She believes that every patient deserves to be informed, empowered and actively involved in their care plan—especially in the high-stakes setting of trauma and acute care surgery.
She has a strong clinical interest in minimally invasive surgical techniques and is eager to further develop skills in both laparoscopic and robotic-assisted general surgery. Jesseca is dedicated to continually advancing her surgical knowledge and proficiency to support improved outcomes, reduced recovery times, and a better overall experience for patients undergoing acute and complex surgical procedures.
She is passionate about integrating empathy, education and technical excellence into every patient encounter—ensuring that individuals and their families feel supported, respected and cared for throughout their treatment journey.
- Research interest for patients
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Before entering clinical practice, Jesseca Ayres, PA-C, developed a strong foundation in research, exploring the intersection of medicine, behavioral science and patient outcomes. While at Centenary College of Louisiana, she conducted a study titled “The Impacts of Visual Art on Blood Pressure Management,” examining how environmental and visual art can influence physiological stress responses and blood pressure management—a reflection of her interest in holistic healthcare.
Later, while at LSU Health Shreveport, Jesseca was honored with the Research Excellence Award for work on “Mechanisms & Impact of Alcohol Consumption on Glycemic Control in Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus.” This project deepened her understanding of metabolic regulation and the complex factors affecting chronic disease management.
These research experiences continue to inform her approach to patient care, fostering a commitment to evidence-based medicine, patient education and interdisciplinary collaboration.
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