Promise Healthcare - Urbana

Jenny earned degrees from Indiana University- Purdue University at Indianapolis, and the University of Illinois at Chicago. 

She has been a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner at the Promise Healthcare Urbana School Health Center since 2013 and specializes in health education and preventative care for patients from 3 to 18.

She enjoys teaching young patients the habits and daily patterns that will lead to healthier lifestyles and long-term wellness, and she is passionate about finding ways to inspire her patients to get active outdoors. 

Jenny encourages parents and children to get outside any time they can to take advantage of outdoor play's many mental and physical health benefits. 

Jenny is an avid nature lover who likes to hike, kayak, and read in her spare time. She is married and has two teenagers and a dog. 

She gives back to the community by volunteering for the Upper Sangamon River Conservancy, which cleans the Sangamon River and the roadways around it of trash to prevent it from ending up in the river. 

Meg Rawley is a Licensed Social Worker who earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the University of Illinois School of Social Work. She has completed Youth Mental Health First Aid training and brings a strong foundation in trauma-informed care to her work.
Meg is especially passionate about supporting young children and their families. She believes the early childhood years are a critical period for development and is deeply committed to helping families build resilience when children are impacted by stress, adversity, or trauma experienced within their environment. Her approach focuses on supporting the whole family system, helping caregivers and children navigate challenges together.
What motivates Meg most in her work is the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. She recognizes that seeking help can be difficult and feels honored to support individuals during vulnerable moments, as well as celebrate their progress and positive milestones along the way.
Before beginning her clinical practice, Meg spent five years in nonprofit leadership, where she supported families facing crisis and instability. She is proud to bring that experience into her role as a provider.
Meg values Promise Healthcare’s integrated model of care and appreciates that patients can access multiple services in one location, reducing transportation barriers and simplifying care for individuals and families.
Outside of work, Meg enjoys thrifting, reading, and crocheting, and has a well-known love for vintage Halloween vests and sweaters. Born and raised in the Champaign area, she is familiar with local resources and enjoys helping patients connect with community supports that meet their needs.