David Justice, M.D.

Dr. David Justice joined SFHC’s staff in 2007 and serves as SFHC’s staff Psychiatrist. Dr. Justice is a Board Certified Psychiatrist and Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association.  A native of California, he received his doctorate of medicine from the University of South Carolina, School of Medicine.  Dr. Justice completed his residency at the William S. Hall Psychiatric Institute in Columbia. Dr. Justice has worked previously in private practice, as Medical Director for the Critical Incident Recovery Team at the Department of Veteran’s Affairs in Columbia, and as the Chief of Psychiatric Services for the Santee Wateree Mental Health Center.  Dr. Justice and his wife reside in Sumter.

Norlica Washington-Finkley, LISW-CP, Director of Case Management/Supportive Services

Norlica Washington-Finkley joined SFHC’s staff in 2001. Norlica is a Licensed Independent Social Worker (LISW-CP). A native of Columbia South Carolina, Norlica received her graduate and undergraduate degrees at the University of South Carolina, Columbia. She has twelve years of experience providing counseling services, and specializes in services for individuals and families experiencing chronic illnesses, depression, grief and loss issues, and family mediation. Norlica resides in Columbia with her husband and four daughters.

Susan M. Nesbitt, MS, LPC

Susan M. Nesbitt joined SFHC’s staff in 2007. Susan is a Licensed Professional Counselor. A native of Sumter, she earned her undergraduate degree from Columbia College and a Master’s of Science in Applied Psychology from Francis Marion University. Susan has been trained in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) by the Rational Living Institute, and uses several approaches to counseling her clients. Susan has worked school settings, community mental health centers, and has also been an inpatient hospital therapist to adolescents. She began her career in counseling in the area of substance abuse prevention and intervention. Susan resides in Sumter with her husband and daughter.

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