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Jessica Whitlock is an acute care pediatric nurse practitioner at Dayton Children’s.
Jessica has spent her career at Dayton Children’s, starting out as a staff nurse in the hospital’s hematology/oncology unit and moving onto the role of clinical care coordinator and nurse in the float pool. She spent nearly three years as an acute care pediatric nurse practitioner in hematology/oncology where she shared clinic visits with attending physicians, including all diagnoses with new, established and infusion room patients. Since May 2017, Jessica has worked in Dayton Children’s plastic surgery department where she sees new and post-operative patients in clinic and assists attending surgeons in operating room and office procedures.
Jessica received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the Saint Francis College of Nursing in Peoria, Illinois and earned her Master of Science in Nursing/Nurse Practitioner from Wright State University.
New patient, in-person appointments can be made for new burns, new wounds, laser hair removal and stitch removal. For all other appointments including follow-up, second opinion or video visits, please call 937-641-3898.
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04/29/25
Always very caring to my grandson special needs making sure that we thoroughly understand each visit and his medical needs
03/31/25
She is the best provider. Always patient and takes her time. I highly recommend
03/20/25
She does a great job and we have been really happy with her but this visit was only good and not excellent. she tried to explain that the 4x4's needed to be fluffed over. The wound and under the kerlex and ace bandage to prevent shearing on my child's skin graft. She has fluffed 4x4's in the past for his wound that irritated him and caused pain for my child and which he ripped off because he could not handle it. I tried to tell her that this irritated him in the past and it didn't feel like she heard me because she said that is how it needed to be done. My child is autistic and just because it has to be done this way doesn't mean he can do it that way because of his disability. At a children's hospital I would have expected our NP (provider) to hear us and take my child's disability into account or ask a child life specialist to come and help navigate his disability and this next piece of wound care. My child has already ripped off the fluff. Jessica was focused on the the wound and has been great with wound care but she missed this autistic disability piece on this one visit. I wish she could have really heard that it bothered him in the past and been creative about another alternative or way to do it.
02/27/25
Thank you! It's wonderful to receive such excellent care for my child!
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