Elizabeth Yarger, CNP

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10/10/22hub content when to be concerned about tummy aches

gastroenterology

expertise

constipation, reflux, functional abdominal pain and failure to thrive

bio

Liz Yarger, CPNP-PC is a pediatric nurse practitioner in the division of gastroenterology and nutrition at Dayton Children's Hospital. Liz was born and raised in Dayton, Ohio. She completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Cincinnati. She then attended graduate school at Wright State University.

She has a special interest in caring for pediatric patients admitted to the hospital with inflammatory bowel disease, feeding difficulties and poor weight gain but she sees patients with a variety of other gastrointestinal diagnoses as well.

Liz's favorite thing about working with kids is their resilience and ability to smile during one of the scariest times in their lives. She loves having the opportunity to serve as a champion to children and their families.

Outside of work, Liz enjoys spending time with her husband and two children, traveling and volunteering in the community.

education and training

undergraduate school: Sinclair Community College and University of Cincinnati
graduate school: Wright State University
preceptorship: Gastroenterology at Dayton Children's Hospital
board certification: Ohio State Board of Nursing, Pediatric Nursing Certification Board

awards, honors and organizations

awards/honors

Daisy Award Nominee 2012
Dayton Children’s Nursing Excellence Nominee 2010-2012
NASPGHAN Conference 2017 Poster of Distinction: “Improving Health Maintenance for Patients with IBD Utilizing Annual Visits with an Advanced Practice Nurse

organizations

National Association of Pediatric Practitioners
North American Society of Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
The Association of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition Nurses

get to know me

I chose my specialty because...

I love that no single day at work is the same! Children come to see me for many different reasons. Even though sometimes the underlying difficulties are similar, the treatment approach for each child is always different.

I chose to work at Dayton Children's because...

I feel like I belong here! The enitre staff constantly works together to achieve success in providing the best care possible to our patient's and their famlies. I am always impressed and proud of each team member's dedication to doing the right thing for patient's and their families.

Dayton Children's is special because...

we truly enjoy interacting with children and their families. It's exciting to work with for an organization that not only makes a difference in the lives of our patients and families but also in our community.

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09/17/24

I love the team approach for the IBD patients At Dayton Children's. I like the plan for transitioning as my child grows and continues to navigate this disease. I honestly can't say enough good things about our experience yesterday.

09/10/24

Everyone is amazing!

02/20/24

She was very helpful and she was very knowledgeable, and I'd used her again. She told us a little bit more about his disease and so forth. And it was very good. She was really good. I'd recommend her.

06/18/19

Thank you for including time in the appointments to help my child become more independent about his health and learn what he needs to do in the future with appointments, insurance, etc.