Naomi Vestel is a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner. As an Air Force child, spouse and veteran, Naomi has lived on three continents, including Africa, and has moved more than 30 times. She speaks English, Spanish and Hausa.
Naomi received her bachelor’s degree from St. Louis University and Air Force R.O.T.C. She received her Master of Science, Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner from the University of Cincinnati. In addition, Naomi received additional training in colposcopy and is a Long- Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) specialist.
Naomi currently lives in Zionsville with her husband and their four children, Lauren, Abigail, Anderson and Oliver. Outside of work Naomi enjoys her dog, Oreo, gardening, running, working out, and attending church.
Naomi is currently accepting new patients.
“I love educating women on their health care needs. The power in making an informed decision should always rest with the patient.”
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Naomi Vestel is a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner. As an Air Force child, spouse and veteran, Naomi has lived on three continents, including Africa, and has moved more than 30 times. She speaks English, Spanish and Hausa.
Naomi received her bachelor’s degree from St. Louis University and Air Force R.O.T.C. She received her Master of Science, Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner from the University of Cincinnati. In addition, Naomi received additional training in colposcopy and is a Long- Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) specialist.
Naomi currently lives in Zionsville with her husband and their four children, Lauren, Abigail, Anderson and Oliver. Outside of work Naomi enjoys her dog, Oreo, gardening, running, working out, and attending church.
Naomi is currently accepting new patients.
“I love educating women on their health care needs. The power in making an informed decision should always rest with the patient.”
