At Texas Children’s Pavilion for Women, we care for women and children from preconception, to long after the birth of the child. We are dedicated to obstetrics, gynecology and fetal intervention because we know to improve the health of children, we must start with mothers. To help you get to know our clinicians better, we decided to sit down with them and do a short Q&A.
Learn more about Jamise Herbet, women’s health nurse practitioner, below.
How long have you worked for Texas Children's Pavilion for Women?
I’ve worked at the Pavilion since June 2017.
Would you rather live in the mountains or at the beach?
At the beach.
Favorites – Movie? TV show? Music? Food? Sport? Holiday?
My favorite movie is The Color Purple and I love R&B music. My favorite food is fried fish or spaghetti. My favorite holiday is Christmas and I love watching basketball, baseball and football.
What makes Texas Children's Pavilion for Women so unique?
The multiple resources available to women provided in one location makes Texas Children’s Pavilion a unique place.
Where is your favorite place to visit?
My favorite place to visit is Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
What are your hobbies?
I love traveling, going to sporting events, watching movies and parasailing.
If you weren’t in the medical field, what would you be?
I think I’d be a flight attendant. It can be a risky job, but it allows you to step outside the box and travel around the world.
Tell us what you love about working in women’s health?
The experiences and relationships I encounter with each patient.
Are you originally from Houston, if not where are you from?
I’m originally from Cleveland, Ohio.
Where did you attend school?
I went to Hampton University and The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston.
What have you learned working in women’s health?
Experience is the driving force to understanding, relating and improving patient care.
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