Kelli White, RN, MSN, FNP-BC Kelli grew up in Merkel and calls Abilene home. She received her nursing degree from McMurry and Patty Hanks Shelton School of Nursing. She has worked at Hendrick Medical Center in the critical care unit and at Texas Midwest Surgery Center. She recently graduated from Abilene Christian University and Patty Hanks Shelton School of Nursing with Kelli developed her interest in women’s health during a clinical rotation with Dr. Whitney Mascorro and Women’s Health Professionals of Abilene. Kelli is especially proud of the relationships she develops with patients. She enjoys getting to know her patients’ needs through active listening and she spends considerable time in one-on-one interactions. Nurse Practitioners are primary care providers who provide high-quality primary, acute and specialty healthcare services similar to those of a physician. They are registered nurses with specialized advanced education and clinical training. A master’s degree is required for entry level practice. Nurse practitioners bring a unique perspective to health services with a blend of nursing and medical care. Along with clinical services, NPs focus on health promotion, disease prevention, health education and counseling and guiding patients to make better lifestyle and healthcare decisions.
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