Timera Garza, BSN, RN

Fertility Nurse • Texas
  • Registered nurse and fertility nurse based in Texas
  • 4 years of fertility experience
  • Timera serves as the vital bridge connecting patients with the resources, information, and assistance they need along their fertility treatment process.

Experience

Timera is a dedicated fertility nurse with four years of experience in assisting individuals and couples on their fertility journey. With a passion for reproductive health, Timera provides personalized care and support to patients undergoing fertility treatments. She has assisted with the planning and coordination of numerous fertility cycles such as timed intercourse, IUI, and IVF. Additionally, she is skilled in providing evidenced-based care and knowledge regarding the fertility process. Timera is committed to providing emotional support and guidance to her patients, helping them navigate the challenges of infertility with empathy and understanding.

Education

BSN, Texas Woman’s University

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