Family Nurse Practitioner · Writer · Speaker
Where health meets politics — a nurse’s field notes from Texas.
Michelle Parisa Ebrahimi is a Family Nurse Practitioner with more than fifteen years of clinical experience, currently practicing telemedicine at a cash-pay clinic and licensed in six states — including the great state of Texas.
About
Born and raised in Houston. A career built at the bedside, in the classroom, and on the page.
I am a Family Nurse Practitioner with over fifteen years of experience in clinic, hospital, virtual, and home settings, working with patients across the lifespan.
I currently practice telemedicine at Ways2Well, a cash-pay clinic, and am licensed in six states — including the great state of Texas. Born and raised in Houston, I graduated from Houston Christian University in 2011. From there, I worked at Houston Methodist, a major teaching hospital, for nearly a decade as a registered nurse in the operating room, before graduating from NP school at UT Health Science Center in 2020.
Outside of work, I like to read about history, play the viola, and relax with my cat. I am a member of several professional and non-profit organizations that promote and support nurses and civic engagement. I am uniquely placed at the crossroads where health meets politics and want to use my knowledge and experience to bring awareness and education to my fellow healthcare workers and anyone who uses the healthcare system in America.
Services
Care, ink, and voice.
Clinical practice, published writing, and speaking engagements — grounded in a decade and a half at the bedside and the desk.
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Nurse Practitioner
Helping adults achieve and maintain optimal health through individualized, holistic care plans informed by history, presenting symptoms, and lab results — all reviewed via telemedicine. Dietary and lifestyle guidance alongside supplements and prescription medications as indicated. Proficient in hormone replacement therapy, peptide therapy, weight loss support, and regenerative medicine.
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Injector
Trained in microneedling, IV push, subdermal, intra-articular, and intra-muscular injections with anatomical landmark and ultrasound guidance. Currently providing exosome and IV hydration therapy for hair loss, healing and recovery, and overall optimization. Common sites: knees, shoulders, cervical and lumbar paraspinal muscles, scalp, elbows, ankles, hips, MCP and CMC joints.
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Op-ed Writer
Writing on the intersection of health and politics — nursing education, patient outcomes, health policy, and the systems that shape the care Americans receive.
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Speaker
Available for paid speaking at professional conferences, colleges and universities, and community events. Topics include nursing as a profession, nursing education in Texas, voter turnout, health policy and patient outcomes, health optimization, work-life balance, nurse burnout, and the rise of cash-pay medicine. Contact for speaker fee.
Portfolio
Published writing & speaking engagements.
A growing record of op-eds and appearances. Check back as new work is added.
Published writing
Speaking engagements
Booking now for 2026 conferences, university lectures, and community events.
Enquire about a talkA field guide
A history of American healthcare.
- 1751
- 1847
- 1873
- 1935
- 1965
- 1965
- 1986
- 2010
- 2020
First American hospital
1751
Pennsylvania Hospital opens in Philadelphia — founded by Benjamin Franklin and Dr. Thomas Bond as the first hospital in the American colonies.
Pop quiz
How well do you know American healthcare?
Six quick questions on the policies, people, and providers behind the care Americans receive. No account, no data collected — just a small test of your civic and clinical literacy.
In what year was Medicare signed into law in the United States?
Contact
Let’s talk care, policy, or a keynote.
For speaking enquiries, please include the event, date, audience, and location. For editorial pitches, include the outlet and deadline. I read every message and reply personally.
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