Raad R Roubey

Brittany Helms, FNP, is a certified family practice nurse practitioner and certified wound specialist. She specializes in wound care and sees patients 18 years and older. Brittany provides general wound care and treats various wound types, including diabetic foot ulcers, arterial, venous, pressure and neuropathic ulcers, abscesses, crush injuries, burns and post-surgical, traumatic and chronic non-healing wounds. Treatments she provides include debridement, vacuum-assisted wound closure, total contact casts, incision and drainage, compression therapies and the application of skin substitutes.

Mindy Carlyon, FNP, is a board-certified family medicine nurse practitioner at the Wound Care Center at Parkland Health Center. Mindy provides wound care to patients of all ages, for chronic wounds, arterial and venous ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers and diabetic wounds, MRSA wounds, pressure ulcers, minor burns, traumatic injuries, non-healing post-surgical wounds, radiation damage, and skin tears and lacerations. Treatments include individualized wound assessment and treatment plans are offered, including infection control, vascular studies, skin grafting or skin substitutes, nutritional evaluation, blood work, wound debridement, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and placement of protective devices.

Jenna Nephew, NP, is a board-certified internal medicine nurse practitioner who sees patients 13 years and older. Jenna provides preventative care, such as annual wellness exams, vaccinations, health screenings, department of transportation physicals and manages acute and chronic illnesses. She treats a wide range of conditions, including asthma, diabetes, hyperlipidemia (high cholesterol), minor injuries, thyroid disorders, cold and flu symptoms and sprains and strains. Jenna’s patients receive dedicated and compassionate care. She enjoys getting to know her patients and building relationships to offer individualized treatment plans that assist them in achieving their health care goals.