ok... in the bio section, try to break it up abit into a few (maybe 3 or 4) concise paragraphs. try to limit paragraphs to 5 sentences and make sure the ending of the paragrah leads into the next. This will make it more more friendly to the eyes than a big block of text.
Remove the clinic information from the front page. It is Jaimie's page the clinic info doesn't belong there. I would try putting it in the services page.. " Jaimie currently is an active partner with /on staff at Potomac Internal Medicine & Pediatrics then list available services, under that place theclinic addy hours etc.
Order pages home, about, WHAT (not who) is an NP, services, resources, links, contact. This better organizes/prioritizes the pages ie. what this page is, who its about, what I do, things to help you, more things you might find interesting then contact..
Identify and subdivide the resources page into 2 areas, and identify the areas.. informational material and printable forms.
On the contacts page, try and provide multiple contact methods besides the fill in form. Many people don't like/trust those forms, keep the frm but add something like "to arrange an apointment contact clinic name/addy and number, for further information you may contact Jaimie at Email address.. than say "or you may use the form below" while the internet is nice people still want options/to feel like they can actually contact someone instead of just launching a form message somewhere into the abyss of the internet.
Remember, the internet is short attention span theater. Keep it short and concise, and follow a logical progression.
I didn't proof read the entire site again after you edited it, but initially I noticed you jumped between 3rd person and first person, make sure you stay in the 3rd person.
