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Parks Now Seeing Patients at Riverside Heart & Vascular Institute

February 5, 2019

Ashley Parks, NP-C

KANKAKEE, IL (February 5, 2019) - Riverside Medical Group is pleased to welcome Nurse Practitioner, Ashley Parks, NP-C. Parks sees cardiothoracic and vascular surgery patients at the Riverside Heart & Vascular Institute in Kankakee, IL.

Parks graduated with her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Illinois State University in Normal, IL. She then completed her Master of Science in Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner from the University of Saint Francis in Joliet, IL.
Parks is a board-certified nurse practitioner by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners.
Learn more about Ashley Parks and the award-winning Riverside Heart & Vascular team at riversidehealthcare.org.
To schedule an appointment please call (815) 933-4400.
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