Nurse Family Partnership
Nurse- Family Partnership (NFP) is an evidence- based, community health program that serves women of low-income pregnant with their first child.
We provide first-time moms with their own personal registered nurse who will provide support, advice, and wonderful information during pregnancy and after the baby arrives up to 2 years of age. Our nurses will travel to you, so you don’t have to arrange transportation.
During visits, nurse home visitors will educate on personal and environmental health (both during pregnancy and after delivery), infant/toddler health and development, and parenting skills. Mothers will also receive support and education on meeting life goals, and will be referred to community agencies, as needed.
With your very own free Nurse-Family Partnership personal nurse, you will get the support, advice and information you need during your pregnancy and when your baby arrives.
Click this link to view the Nurse-Family Partnership brochure. (Opens in current window.)
If you are a healthcare professional and would like to make a referral, please complete the information the form below.
If you are pregnant and would like to sign up for the program or receive more information, complete the following.
InformationOur History
The ETSU Northeast Tennessee Nurse-Family Partnership (NETNFP) Program is part of the national Nurse Family Partnership (NFP) program. The NFP Program is an evidence-based program that provides vital support to first-time moms to promote and support healthy pregnancies and care after the baby is born.
Our program has served communities in Northeast Tennessee since 2017 and receives
funding by the Tennessee Department of Health. In 2023, the Tennessee Department Health
awarded additional funding to expand the program. Currently, the NETNFP serves nine
counties in upper northeast Tennessee: Carter, Cocke, Greene, Hancock, Hawkins, Johnson,
Sullivan, Unicoi, and Washington. Starting July 1, 2024, the program will expand services
to an additional four counties: Claiborne, Grainger, Hamblen, and Jefferson.
Services
We provide first-time moms with their own personal registered nurse who will provide
support, advice, and wonderful information during pregnancy and after the baby arrives.
Our nurses will travel to you, so you don’t have to arrange transportation.
Eligibility
You must be a first-time mom that is pregnant 28 weeks or less and reside in one of
the nine counties that we serve in Northeast Tennessee. There is also an income requirement
that is required to be eligible for the program.
Contact us to learn more about our program:
Call or text (844) 637-6667 for the national program or (423) 900-3160 to contact someone with our NETNFP Program.
Email: NFPinfo@etsu.edu
Fax: 423-439-6630
To receive additional information, please complete the information below and someone form our program will contact you.
Meet Our Team
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Administrator
- Kim Ferguson, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC,
Administrator/Program Director
Email: ferguskr@etsu.edu -
Nursing Supervisor
- Brittney Daniels MSN, RN, CLC
Nursing Supervisor
Email: danielsbn1@etsu.edu -
Coordinator
- Rachel Linden BSW, IMH-E
Client-Community Outreach Case Coordinator
Email: linden@etsu.edu -
Program Support
- Lisa Bowen
Post-Grant Awards Manager
Email: bowenlm@etsu.edu -
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- Mark Willis
Accountant 2
Office of Financial Services
Email: willisjm2@etsu.edu
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Nurse Home Visitors
- Tosha Campbell BSN, RN, CLC
Nurse Home Visitor
Email: campbelltm@etsu.edu -
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- Lexi Gillert BSN, RN, CLC
Nurse Home Visitor
Email: gillert@etsu.edu -
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- Kaitlin Jones BSN, RN, CLC
Nurse Home Visitor
Email: joneskr4@etsu.edu -
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- Cassidy Snodgrass BSN, RN, CLC
Nurse Home Visitor
Email: snodgrasscd@etsu.edu -
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- Carabeth Vandergriff BSN, RN, CLC
Nurse Home Visitor
Email: vandergriffc@etsu.edu -
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- Kate Woodward BSN, RN, CLC
Nurse Home Visitor
Email: nealsk@etsu.edu
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