Sarah Spencer, MSN, FNP-C

Provider Specialties
Obstetrics, Gynecology, Hormone Replacement Therapy
Sarah is a native of Mooresville, IN and a 2004 Mooresville High School graduate. Sarah received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Indiana University in Indianapolis in 2010. After graduation, she spent 2 years as a bedside nurse in Bone Marrow Transplant before transitioning into her dream role as a Labor & Delivery Nurse. Sarah worked on L & D at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, IN for 6 years. In addition to being passionate about obstetric care, she also discovered her love for educating women on their individual health and wellness, which led to her pursuit of a Master’s Degree. She received her Master’s in the Science of Nursing from the University of Indianapolis in 2018 as a Family Nurse Practitioner.
Sarah enjoys all aspects of OB/GYN care with particular emphasis on family planning, teen pregnancy, abnormal uterine bleeding, vulvovaginal disorders, sexually transmitted infections, PrEP counseling and management, sexual health, perinatal mood disorders and hormone replacement therapy.
Sarah currently resides in Greenwood, IN with her husband and 3 daughters. A lifelong athlete and sports fan, she enjoys running/exercising, attending sporting events, cheering on her favorite teams and coaching her own children. She also enjoys reading and spending time with friends and friends and family in her free time.
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