Angel Whitlow

Angel Whitlow is an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Belmont Abbey College. Her expertise includes cardiovascular nursing, adult congenital heart disease, and heart failure, with over 20 years of clinical experience. She holds an MSN from Duke University, a BS in Nursing from Gardner-Webb University, and an AS in Nursing from Carolinas College of Health Sciences.

• Master of Science in Nursing – Duke University
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing – Gardner-Webb University
• Associate of Science in Nursing – Carolinas College of Health Sciences

Her research and clinical work focus on adult congenital heart disease, advanced heart failure, and genetic conditions affecting the heart. She is a Clinical Instructor and has led initiatives such as the Patient Support Group for Adults with Congenital Heart Disease and community screenings in Belize through Heineman Medical Outreach. She has also contributed as a Chapter Author for the Pediatric Intensive Care Society and moderated sessions for the South Atlantic Cardiovascular Society.

Whitlow is dedicated to holistic patient care, integrating spiritual and physical well-being. Her professional roles include serving as a Family Nurse Practitioner and participating in global health initiatives, such as the Family Practice Residency program in Tanzania at Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Center.