Luke Wagoner is a family nurse practitioner at Wagoner Family Health Clinic, born in Texas. He received his first undergraduate degree in Psychology Bachelor of Science from Williams Baptist College. In 2006 he started serving the Nacogdoches area in providing mental healthcare services. He later attended Stephen F. Austin Dewitt School of Nursing for his undergraduate studies, earning a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing. Since 2014 he has served the Lufkin and Nacogdoches area in providing quality healthcare services as a registered nurse focusing on outpatient mental healthcare, as well as intensive care services in the hospital setting. He completed his graduate work at Walden University, graduating with a Master of Science in Nursing. He is licensed by the Texas Board of Nursing (BON) as an advanced practice registered nurse and board certified as a family nurse practitioner by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners National Certification Board (AANPCB). He is a current member of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP). He is trained in providing primary care, as well as urgent care and mental healthcare, with years of experience in urgent care settings and mental health services, including managing minor injuries, performing joint injections, managing mental health needs, and helping patients connect with local mental healthcare services as needed.

Luke Wagoner

Rebekah Wagoner is a family nurse practitioner at Wagoner Family Health Clinic, born in Minnesota. She attended Panola College for her undergraduate, obtaining an Associates of Applied Science Nursing. Since 2010 she has served the Nacogdoches area in providing quality health care as a registered nurse focusing in women's health care, as well as, general medical and surgical care in the hospital setting. She completed her graduate work at Walden University, graduating with a Master of Science in Nursing. She is licensed by the Texas Board of Nursing (BON) as an advanced practice registered nurse and board certified as a family nurse practitioner by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners National Certification Board (AANPCB). She is a current member of American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP). She is trained in providing primary care, as well as urologic and women’s health care, with years of experience in general urology and women's urogynecology, including managing men’s health, hormone replacement, pelvic floor dysfunction, urinary incontinence, and reproductive health. Additionally, Rebekah has joined the Stephen F. Austin Dewitt School of Nursing team as a clinical instructor to contribute to the training and education of our future nurses.

Rebekah Wagoner

Luke and Rebekah Wagoner are co-founders of Wagoner Family Health Clinic. They both have a heart for serving their community and providing quality patient-centered healthcare to their patients. They understand that optimizing healthcare outcomes requires fostering trusting relationships to partner with their patients in meeting their healthcare goals and increasing access to quality healthcare. The success of our practice will be in providing quality healthcare with a holistic approach to a culturally diverse population. Holistic healthcare is a common concept in nursing care. It addresses the whole person (patient) and is patient-centered. Holistic healthcare integrates promoting health and managing disease by looking beyond only the medical aspects of care but also acknowledging the patient’s prior experiences and the individual's cultural, social, and spiritual values. In doing so, the provider and patient are able to foster a trusting relationship that allows for the development of a patient-centered treatment plan that enhances patient health outcomes. 

Both Luke and Rebekah spent years living in Mexico, where they were immersed into Mexican culture and learned Spanish, giving them a broader understanding of the Hispanic culture. As Spanish speakers, they are both delighted to be offering healthcare services to the local Hispanic population. 

They both moved to Nacogdoches, Texas, in 2006 and started serving the community in the primary care and mental healthcare setting. They have adored living in East Texas and raising their children in Nacogdoches, the oldest town in Texas. As a family, they enjoy attending local activities such as the Annual Blueberry Festival, the Multicultural Festival, and Family Kite Fest. On Saturday mornings, they appreciate shopping at the local Farmers Market. During the soccer season, you will find them at the Clint Dempsey Soccer Complex, coaching and watching their kids play soccer for the Nacogdoches Youth Soccer Association. Also, Luke and Rebekah stay active by getting their touches in on the soccer field playing in the Nacogdoches Civic Center Adult Soccer League. Lastly, they serve as active members of Calvary Baptist Church since 2006, where they have engaged in outreach projects to serve the Nacogdoches community and are blessed to have a caring, supportive church family. 

They are proud to call Nacogdoches their home. And as family nurse practitioners with a broad range of healthcare experience, they are beyond thrilled to be increasing access to quality patient-centered healthcare services in their community and partnering with your family to meet your healthcare goals. 

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