Dr. Marie Hollis

As a board certified OB GYN I enjoy providing qual-

ity health care for women in all phases of their lives.

Women’s health care is a very personal experience

and I strive to provide comfortable and informative

care to all of my patients. I moved to Greenville

when I was 5 years old. After attending college at

Texas A&M University Commerce for my undergrad-

uate education I went to medical school at Texas

A&M University and did my OB GYN residency in

Tulsa, Oklahoma. After residency I wanted to come

home and be near my family so I moved back to

Greenville. My parents, 4 brothers, and 2 nephews

are proud to be Greenville natives and I plan to live

here and serve the community for many years.

Sarah Harville, MSN, WHNP-BC

Sarah Harville joined the Greenville OBGYN clinic in

2015. Sarah is a board certified Women's Health

Nurse Practitioner. She began her medical career in

2005 as a Certified Surgical Technologist, working at

John Peter Smith Hospital and Fort Worth Surgery

Center, both in Fort Worth, Texas. She graduated

from Southwestern Adventist University in 2011 with

her Bachelor's of Science degree in Nursing and

worked in the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit and

Progressive Care Unit of Texas Health Huguley hospi-

tal in Burleson, Texas. In 2015, Sarah completed her

Women's Health Nurse Practitioner degree from

Texas Woman's University in Dallas, Texas. In her

leisure time, she enjoys going to the lake, cooking,

and traveling with her husband and two children.

Kimberly Parks MSN, RN, CNM

Kimberly was born and raised here in Greenville, Texas.

She graduated from Greenville High School in 1984 and

began her medical career as a Medical Assistant in 1986.

She continued her education at Baylor University School of

Nursing and graduated with her Bachelor of Science in

Nursing degree in June 1992.

She worked at Parkland Memorial Hospital in the Neonatal

Intensive Care Units, then Hunt Regional Medical Center

in the Women's Center as a Shift Manager of Labor and

Delivery, Pospartum/GYN, and Nursery/NNICU from 1993

to 2009, with a breif leave to St. Joseph's in Bryan, Texas

and as WEC Director for Hunt, Fannin, and Rockwall coun-

ties for a year.

She pursued her passion for Women's Health and fur-

thered her education at Frontier School of Midwifery and

Family Nursing (now Frontier Nursing University) and re-

ceived her Master of Science in Nursing degree and

Certificate in Nurse Midwifery in June 2009. She worked

for the OB/GYN Clinic from that time until June 2015 when

she left to teach in the BSN Nursing Program at Texas

A&M University Commerce. She holds a license from the

Texas Board of Nursing as an Advanced Practice Nurse

and is certified by the American Midwifery Certification

Board.

Kimberly has a family of five children - four sons and a

daughter. She has had the privilege and honor of deliver-

ing 3 of her 4 precious grandchildren. She enjoys spending

time with family and friends at home, Lake Texoma, and

with her church,. She is excited to return to her love of car-

ing for women of all ages and sharing on of the most pre-

cious times in a family's life - giving birth.

Pamela Stubblefield-Wyatt MSN,

CNM, WHCNP-C

Pamela Stubblefield-Wyatt introduced midwifery

care to Hunt county in 2006. She has over 22

years of experience in women’s health, labor and

delivery, and postpartum care. Pamela graduated

for the University of Texas at Tyler in 1996 with her

Bachelors Degree in Nursing. In 2006, she re-

ceived her Masters of Science in Nursing as well as

degrees in Certified Nurse Midwifery and Women’s

Healthcare Nurse Practitioner from the Frontier

School of Midwifery and Family Nursing. Pamela

worked at the Ob/Gyn Clinic from 2006 to 2011.

She worked at The Women’s Center of Greenville

from 2011 to 2018. Pamela holds national board

certifications with both AMCB and NCC. I

n 2017, Pamela received her certification from

Drexel University to perform colposcopy. Pamela is

passionate about providing quality care to women

throughput their life span. She also believes that

women can have the special birth they desire in a

safe hospital setting.

In her spare time, Pamela enjoys spending time

with her family, attending church, traveling, and

making candles. She is married to Peyton. They

have four daughters and one granddaughter.