Pediatric Care in Mansfield, TX
Weekends: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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Bethany (Beth) McClean is a Family Nurse Practitioner and proud native Texan who is passionate about caring for children, adolescents, and young adults. As a resident of the Arlington-Mansfield area, Beth loves being part of the community she serves and building lasting relationships with families as she watches her patients grow.
Beth earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, her master’s degree from the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), and her doctoral degree from Wilmington University. Her doctoral studies focused on the prevention and treatment of high blood pressure in children and teenagers. In addition to caring for patients, Beth is a nursing instructor at UTA, where she enjoys sharing her knowledge and experience with the next generation of nurses.
Outside of work, Beth enjoys reading, shopping, visiting theme parks, and going to the movies (but not scary ones). Above all, she loves watching her patients grow into healthy, happy young adults and being a trusted part of their journey along the way.
Hi, I’m Faith Banda, a board-certified Physician Assistant with more than 15 years of experience caring for children and families.
Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of caring for children in pediatric emergency medicine, trauma surgery, urgent care, and primary care. My years in pediatric emergency and urgent care have given me extensive experience caring for children when they are sick or injured, but one of the things I love most about primary care is having the opportunity to know my patients when they are well, too.
At our Mansfield location, I enjoy caring for children through every stage of childhood and adolescence. Whether I’m seeing a child for a well visit, following their growth and development, completing a school or sports physical, or helping a family through an unexpected illness or injury, my goal is to provide thoughtful, practical, and compassionate care.
I believe some of the best pediatric care happens when parents and providers work together. Parents know their children better than anyone, and I want you to feel comfortable asking questions, sharing concerns, and being an active part of your child’s care. I want every family to leave our office feeling heard, informed, and confident about what comes next.
As a mom of two boys, I also understand pediatric healthcare from the parent’s side of the exam room. I know that parenting comes with plenty of questions—and that sometimes you simply need someone you trust to tell you what to worry about, what not to worry about, and what to do next.
Outside of medicine, much of my time is centered around my family, faith, and community. I enjoy spending time with my husband and our boys, hosting and bringing people together, traveling, and creating beautiful spaces and experiences for the people I love.
After so many years of caring for children during some of their most stressful moments, I’m especially grateful for the opportunity to build longer-lasting relationships with families in Mansfield. It is truly a privilege to watch children grow, celebrate their milestones, and become a trusted part of their healthcare journey.
I look forward to meeting you and your family at Care for Kids in Mansfield!
Bethany (Beth) McClean is a Family Nurse Practitioner and proud native Texan who is passionate about caring for children, adolescents, and young adults. As a resident of the Arlington-Mansfield area, Beth loves being part of the community she serves and building lasting relationships with families as she watches her patients grow.
Beth earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, her master’s degree from the University of Texas at Arlington (UTA), and her doctoral degree from Wilmington University. Her doctoral studies focused on the prevention and treatment of high blood pressure in children and teenagers. In addition to caring for patients, Beth is a nursing instructor at UTA, where she enjoys sharing her knowledge and experience with the next generation of nurses.
Outside of work, Beth enjoys reading, shopping, visiting theme parks, and going to the movies (but not scary ones). Above all, she loves watching her patients grow into healthy, happy young adults and being a trusted part of their journey along the way.
Hi, I’m Faith Banda, a board-certified Physician Assistant with more than 15 years of experience caring for children and families.
Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of caring for children in pediatric emergency medicine, trauma surgery, urgent care, and primary care. My years in pediatric emergency and urgent care have given me extensive experience caring for children when they are sick or injured, but one of the things I love most about primary care is having the opportunity to know my patients when they are well, too.
At our Mansfield location, I enjoy caring for children through every stage of childhood and adolescence. Whether I’m seeing a child for a well visit, following their growth and development, completing a school or sports physical, or helping a family through an unexpected illness or injury, my goal is to provide thoughtful, practical, and compassionate care.
I believe some of the best pediatric care happens when parents and providers work together. Parents know their children better than anyone, and I want you to feel comfortable asking questions, sharing concerns, and being an active part of your child’s care. I want every family to leave our office feeling heard, informed, and confident about what comes next.
As a mom of two boys, I also understand pediatric healthcare from the parent’s side of the exam room. I know that parenting comes with plenty of questions—and that sometimes you simply need someone you trust to tell you what to worry about, what not to worry about, and what to do next.
Outside of medicine, much of my time is centered around my family, faith, and community. I enjoy spending time with my husband and our boys, hosting and bringing people together, traveling, and creating beautiful spaces and experiences for the people I love.
After so many years of caring for children during some of their most stressful moments, I’m especially grateful for the opportunity to build longer-lasting relationships with families in Mansfield. It is truly a privilege to watch children grow, celebrate their milestones, and become a trusted part of their healthcare journey.
I look forward to meeting you and your family at Care for Kids in Mansfield!
Care That Fits Your Life
At our Mansfield clinic, we’re here when your child needs care — whether it’s a weekend fever, a sudden fall, or just something that doesn’t feel quite right. Our team provides thoughtful, expert care for infants, kids, teens, and young adults ages 0–21, in a setting made for comfort and convenience.
From sniffles to sprains and everything in between, we deliver the medical care your family needs with the warmth and understanding you expect. And as services expand, you’ll find even more ways to count on us — from everyday care to ongoing support, all under one roof.
Serving Families Across Mansfield and Nearby Communities
Our Mansfield clinic serves families from Arlington, Grand Prairie, Kennedale, Rendon, and Midlothian. We’re located near neighborhoods like Walnut Creek Valley, Holland Meadows, Lowes Farm, South Pointe, and Mansfield National.
We proudly care for students from Mansfield ISD, Arlington ISD, and Midlothian ISD — as well as private schools including Mansfield Christian School, The Oakridge School, Pantego Christian Academy, and Grace Preparatory Academy. Families also visit us from childcare centers like Primrose School of Walnut Creek, The Children’s Courtyard of Mansfield, The Learning Experience Mansfield, and Cadence Academy Preschool.
What We Treat
Urgent Care Services:
- Cold, flu, fever, and seasonal illnesses
- Strep, RSV, COVID-19, and ear infections
- Asthma symptoms and mild allergic reactions
- Conjunctivitis (pink eye), skin rashes, and bug bites
- Minor injuries: sprains, cuts, and burns
- Foreign object removals
- Minor wound care including staples and stitches
- X-rays and Ortho-Glass splinting
- Head lice and mild infections
- Camp and sports physicals in Mansfield
- On-site rapid tests for flu, strep, RSV, mono, and COVID-19
Primary Care Services:
- Well-child visits and annual check-ups
- Immunizations and vaccine schedules
- Growth and developmental screenings
- Management of chronic conditions (e.g., asthma, ADHD)
- School and behavioral concerns
- Preventive care and health guidance for every stage


