Liz Bowling, BSN, RN

I graduated from Texas Christian University in 2015 and began my career as an adult Medical/Surgical nurse in the Texas Medical Center. I then transitioned into the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), as I always knew my passion was in maternal, fetal, and neonatal health. In 2018, my family moved to Midland, Texas and I expanded my nursing career as a Labor and Delivery nurse. From L&D, I transitioned into the outpatient OB/GYN setting and loved the continuity of care and trusting relationships I was able to establish with my patients throughout their entire pregnancy. In 2022, my family relocated back home to Houston and I was able to begin my career at Texas Children’s. I’ve had the privilege to take on the role as a Fetal Center Clinical Nurse Coordinator and witness the life-changing and innovative fetal therapies that Texas Children’s has to offer. My goal is to always advocate and support my patients and their families, and I challenge myself to provide the highest level of care, support, and education.

Education

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