Lindsey N. Clark, CPNP-PC, started her career in Pediatrics in 2005 as an LPN working on the pediatric floor, the newborn nursery, and the after-hours pediatric clinic at Baptist Health Medical Center in Little Rock, AR. In 2006, she completed the RN program at Baptist Health School of Nursing and transitioned to the Neonatal ICU where she worked for 9 years and eventually became a member of the Neonatal Transport Team. This team served a host of outlying hospitals within the state of Arkansas by providing for the most critical and premature infants through stabilization and transportation. Later in her career, she worked in the newborn nursery at Saint Mary’s Regional Medical Center in Russellville providing newborn care and lactation support and education to new and expectant mothers. In 2016, she went to work in the primary care pediatric setting and specifically loved how she was able to build relationships with her patients and their families as she watched them grow.

In 2019, Lindsey graduated from Maryville University with a Master of Science in Nursing as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner. From 2020 to 2022 she was a Visiting Professor of Nursing at Arkansas Tech University. Lindsey completed her Doctor of Nursing Practice at Maryville University in August of 2022.

Lindsey, and her husband Dallis, have two children. In her spare time, Lindsey enjoys watching her two boys play sports. Dallis has been a Park Ranger and Assistant Park Superintendent with Arkansas State Parks for 17 years specializing in managing large events and professional fishing tournaments. He will be working for a private lake management company in East Texas. In his free time, he loves to duck hunt, fish, and play golf. Parker is 12 and loves playing baseball, basketball, and golf. Emmett just turned 8 and loves basketball and golf. They are all huge Arkansas Razorback fans.