Nesha Burrows, FNP

With over 17 years in the medical field, I’ve had the privilege of working in various roles that have shaped my approach to patient care. Before moving to Dallas, I spent about eight years as a charge nurse at Utah Valley ER, where I handled everything from emergency situations to being part of the Stroke Team. I also worked on a dialysis floor in the hospital, which gave me a deep understanding of critical care.

In Texas, I shifted gears a bit, working in surgery and becoming a certified nurse injector. Now, as a Family Nurse Practitioner, I focus on seeing the bigger picture when it comes to patient care. I make it a point to really listen to my patients and work together with them to make decisions that can improve their lives. Building strong, trusting relationships with my patients is something I truly value.

When I’m not at work, I love spending time outdoors—whether it’s camping, traveling, or just enjoying nature with my three kids. I also have a passion for painting whenever …I get the chance. I was an active member of the North Dallas Nurse Practitioner Association before moving back to Utah, and I’m always looking for ways to stay involved in my community.