Kayla N Evans-Judd, MD

Brandi G. Neely, APRN, is a nurse practitioner with Norton Children's Neuroscience Institute, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine. She specializes in working with children and teens who are dealing with neurological issues.Brandi earned her bachelor's degree in nursing from the University of Evansville School of Nursing, Indiana, and her master's degree in nursing from Northern Kentucky University School of Nursing, Highland Heights. Brandi has served 23 years as a pediatric nurse, the last six as a pediatric nurse practitioner.She believes that care must be approached by collaborating with colleagues and the child's family to provide the best treatment and to allow for a child's positive growth, maximum development and overall well-being. Brandi is passionate about helping children with special needs and supporting kids and their families through challenges by giving them the tools to thrive.When away from work, Brandi enjoys spending time with family, redecorating her home and traveling to sprint car racing events.

Norton Children's Neuroscience Institute – Owensboro brings world-class pediatric neurological care closer to home for families in northwestern Kentucky. Our board-certified child neurologists specialize exclusively in treating the developing brains and nervous systems of infants, children, and teens. We understand that neurological conditions can feel overwhelming for families, which is why our expert team combines advanced diagnostic capabilities with compassionate, family-centered care designed "Just for Kids." From epilepsy and headaches to seizure disorders and developmental concerns, we're here to provide hope and healing for your child's neurological needs.

Erin is a board­ certified family nurse practitioner who has worked in pediatric, adult and urologic cancer care. She earned her master's degree in nursing from the University of Southern Indiana, Evansville. Berkley has extensive experience in pediatrics and worked in pediatric critical care and postsurgical care before focusing on patients with urologic conditions.