About Amy Duncan, CPNP
Amy Duncan, CPNP, is a skilled nurse practitioner with a focus on pediatric neurology. Among the newest members of the Texas Pediatric Specialties and Family Sleep Center team, Amy has quickly become a favorite among the kids in the Alamo Heights, Shavano Park, and Lockhill-Selma areas of San Antonio, Texas, who rely on the practice for their care.
Amy completed her training as a nurse practitioner at Texas Women’s University. She went on to earn board certification as a pediatric nurse practitioner. As advancements in medical technology continue to broaden the opportunities to assist patients, Amy continues to seek ongoing education programs.
Among Amy’s areas of professional interest are autism spectrum disorders, NICU graduates, child development, ADD/ADHD, and cerebral palsy. She finds it incredibly rewarding to help children set goals and reach milestones.
One of the reasons Amy is such a highly sought-after practitioner is her ability to truly connect with those in her care. Her warm, personable nature and unrushed manner put parents and children at ease, allowing them to more fully understand their options and make informed decisions about their treatment path.
Finding a practitioner with that unique blend of technical proficiency and warmth is something special. The families who work with Amy recognize the role she plays in improving their quality of life.
Amy Duncan, CPNP, is a skilled nurse practitioner with a focus on pediatric neurology. Among the newest members of the Texas Pediatric Specialties and Family Sleep Center team, Amy has quickly become a favorite among the kids in the Alamo Heights, Shavano Park, and Lockhill-Selma areas of San Antonio, Texas, who rely on the practice for their care.
Amy completed her training as a nurse practitioner at Texas Women’s University. She went on to earn board certification as a pediatric nurse practitioner. As advancements in medical technology continue to broaden the opportunities to assist patients, Amy continues to seek ongoing education programs.
Among Amy’s areas of professional interest are autism spectrum disorders, NICU graduates, child development, ADD/ADHD, and cerebral palsy. She finds it incredibly rewarding to help children set goals and reach milestones.
One of the reasons Amy is such a highly sought-after practitioner is her ability to truly connect with those in her care. Her warm, personable nature and unrushed manner put parents and children at ease, allowing them to more fully understand their options and make informed decisions about their treatment path.
Finding a practitioner with that unique blend of technical proficiency and warmth is something special. The families who work with Amy recognize the role she plays in improving their quality of life.
