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Amanda Steventon, MD, is a board-certified family physician with over a decade of experience caring for patients across all stages of life. She began her medical journey at the University of Kansas, earning a B.S. in Genetics in 2003 and later her medical degree from the University of Kansas School of Medicine in 2012. She completed her residency in Family Medicine at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, Kansas in 2015.
Dr. Steventon practiced full-spectrum family medicine in rural Kansas, including operating her own clinic, before relocating to North Carolina in 2019. She currently serves as Chief Medical Officer at Avance Care and continues to see patients in a semi-rural setting, where she combines clinical care with practice leadership. Her areas of emphasis include pediatrics, adolescent and women’s health, and chronic care management.
Deeply committed to health care advocacy, Dr. Steventon has held leadership positions with the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) and the North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians (NCAFP), where she serves on the Payor and System Advocacy Committee and Executive Board. In 2022, she achieved the distinction of Fellow of the AAFP and she is also a graduate of the AAFP’s inaugural Leading Physician Wellbeing Scholar program and is a faculty facilitator for ongoing wellbeing education initiatives.
Dr. Steventon is passionate about sustainable practice models, physician wellness, and reforms that support both high-quality patient care and physician longevity. She believes that the future of family medicine relies on our ability to foster wellbeing from medical training through every stage of practice.
Outside of medicine, she enjoys biking, hiking, gardening, and cheering on her beloved Kansas Jayhawks with her husband and three children—often in the company of their dogs, Chalmie and Angus.