Leadership
Christina Flint-Lowe, DNP
At-Large Tribal Council Member
Elected 2025
Dr. Christina Flint-Lowe was elected to serve on the Tribal Council of the Poarch Creek Indians as its newest At-Large Tribal Council Member. With over 22 years of experience in nursing—including 14 years with the Veterans Health Administration—Dr. Flint-Lowe brings a unique combination of healthcare expertise and Indigenous leadership to her role. Her perspective and insight strengthen the Council’s work and reflect her ongoing commitment to service.
She currently serves as a Nurse Practitioner in the VA’s Home-Based Primary Care Program, providing comprehensive care to high-risk geriatric Veterans in their homes. She also held the role of American Indian/Alaska Native Special Emphasis Program Manager at the Bay Pines VA Healthcare System, where she worked to improve representation and support for Indigenous communities within federal healthcare systems.
Dr. Flint-Lowe has previously served on the Tribe’s Ethics Board and was selected as the 2023–2024 Poarch Creek Indian Senior Adult Princess. Her long-standing engagement in service roles underscores her dedication to the Tribe and its citizens.
Outside of her professional and Council responsibilities, Dr. Flint-Lowe is a devoted wife and mother who values time with her family. Her grounded, people-first approach guides her work in Tribal governance.
For more information contact: Teresa Franklin, Administrative Assistant at (251) 368-9136 ext. 2202
Learn more about Christina
Dr. Flint-Lowe holds multiple advanced degrees in nursing and leadership:
- Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), University of Florida, 2014
- Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), University of Florida, 2008
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), University of Florida, 2003
- Master of Science in Native American Leadership (MS), Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Her educational background reflects her commitment to lifelong learning and culturally informed governance.
Dr. Flint-Lowe has worked in the field of nursing for more than 22 years, including:
- 14 years with the Veterans Health Administration
- Nurse Practitioner, Home-Based Primary Care Program — delivering care to high-risk geriatric Veterans
- American Indian/Alaska Native Special Emphasis Program Manager, Bay Pines VA Healthcare System — advancing representation for Indigenous communities
Her work centers on relationship-based care, health equity, and systemic advocacy.
Dr. Flint-Lowe has remained actively engaged in service to the Tribe:
- Former member of the Tribe’s Ethics Board
- 2023–2024 Poarch Creek Indian Senior Adult Princess
- Committed to intergenerational connection and culturally grounded leadership
These roles reflect her ongoing dedication to the well-being of Tribal citizens.
Dr. Flint-Lowe is a devoted wife and mother who values time with her family. Her care for both family and community informs the compassionate leadership she brings to the Tribal Council.
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