Meet Our Doctors

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Women’s health care has evolved dramatically over the last few years,”  says Dr. Caroline Millan. “I believe that an important element in  delivering quality care is being up-to-date on new developments in the  care of females. I’m always looking for better treatment options for my  patients. I believe that mutually engaged patient-physician  relationship, plus the delivery of evidence-based medicine, will improve  the health and quality of life of my patients.”

Dr. Millan  received a Bachelor’s degree in biology from Duke University, earned her  medical degree from the Medical University of South Carolina in  Charleston, and performed her residency at Georgetown University  Hospital in Washington, DC. Before becoming a partner in Island Women’s  Care, Dr. Millan practiced in Myrtle Beach, Marion, SC, and Alexandria,  VA.

Medicine seemed a natural path for her to pursue, says Dr.  Millan. “Several members of my family are in the medical field and I was  exposed to all aspects of medicine at an early age. My passion for  women’s health issues developed during a clinical rotation in medical  school.”

Dr. Callie Meeks is a native of South Carolina. She was raised in  Edgefield, SC, where she enjoyed cheerleading, basketball and working on  the local peach farm. She graduated from University of South Carolina  Summa Cum Laude with a degree in biological sciences and medical  humanities. She then attended medical school at the University Of South  Carolina School Of Medicine. She remained in Columbia, SC and completed  residency at Palmetto Health Richland Hospital in June 2016. Dr. Meeks  was the Administrative Chief Resident during her senior year. She also  served as an ACOG Junior Fellow for District IV.

Dr. Meeks is a  Board Certified OBGYN. Her special interests include pediatric and  adolescent gynecology, infertility evaluation, and sexual health and  counseling. During her residency, she enjoyed participating in and  promoting the SC Birth Outcome Initiative simulation workshops and spoke  on a panel regarding Long Ac ting Reversible Contraceptives (LARCs) and  preventing teen pregnancy in South Carolina.

Dr.  Eskridge is a board certified Ob/Gyn and has been practicing Obstetrics  and Gynecology 26 years since her residency at Ochsner Foundation  Hospital in New Orleans, Louisiana.

She  received a B.S in Nursing and worked as an RN for a short while before  completing her medical training at LSU School of Medicine in New  Orleans. She then moved to Lancaster, SC where she practiced for 9  years.

She  eventually moved to Charlotte, NC for the next 17 years. There she  practiced high risk Obstetrics & Gynecology with a very busy  practice.

She and her  husband decided to return to SC and permanently settle in Pawleys Island  as they had been coming here to vacation for years. In her free time,  she enjoys running, reading, cooking and spending time with her two  grandchildren.