Elizabeth Constance
Dr. Elizabeth Constance is a double board certified Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Specialist. She is the Director of Fertility Preservation and LGBTQ+ Health Services at the Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine in Omaha, NE. She also holds an Assistant Professor appointment at the University of Nebraska Medical Center Department of OB/GYN. Dr. Constance practices full-scope fertility and reproductive care, including assisted reproduction, minimally invasive fertility-sparing surgery, and gender-affirming hormone therapy. Dr. Constance has published research on bioengineering an artificial ovary system for use in pediatric fertility preservation and the reproductive effects of gender-affirming testosterone therapy. She has also written book chapters on fertility preservation for women with breast cancer and ectopic pregnancy. She holds a faculty appointment at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and enjoys training the next generation of physician leaders in the field of OB/GYN. Dr. Constance is also a strong advocate for increasing access to all forms of reproductive health care, including improved access for the LBGTQIA2S community. She is a founding member of the Campaign for a Health Nebraska, a Political Action Committee dedicated to protecting access to reproductive healthcare. She also serves on the Board of Directors for the Nebraska Medical Association and Planned Parenthood Advocates of Nebraska.
Affiliations & Certifications
About Me
Specialty:
Specialist, Fertility, Reproductive Endocrinologist
Gender:
Woman
Ethnicity:
White
Insurance accepted:
Private Insurance
Self Pay
Patient Focus
- BIPOC
- Intersex
- Transgender/Nonbinary
Approach
- Informed Consent
- Racial Equity
- Sex Positive
- Trauma Informed Care
Locations
- Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine7308 S 142nd StOmaha, NE 68132
Accessibility:
Wheelchair Accessible
ADA Compliant
- Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine8560 Foxtail Dr #201Lincoln, NE 68526
Accessibility:
ADA Compliant
Wheelchair Accessible