Jamilla H. Webb, BSN, RN is ​a​ Registered ​Nurse and writer based in New Orleans. She has 19 years of clinical experience in Public Health, Infectious Disease (HIV/AIDS), Pediatrics, and Labor and Delivery Nursing. She supported dozens of families as a Full Spectrum Doula for 5 years with Birthmark Doula Collective prior to transitioning into the Education Coordinator role. Jamilla volunteered as a nurse in Zambia and Senegal with International Medical Relief and Nurses for Africa. As of 2025, her volunteer efforts include service as a mentor with Generation Hope and a partnership with Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast as a Community Health Ambassador teaching comprehensive sex education in youth detention centers and after school programs.

Her writing has been featured in Geaux Girl! Magazine and ANTIGRAVITY Magazine, where she served as an Associate Editor for more than 3 years. She is the founder of HER Health Nurse, a health education organization that centers reproductive justice and the empowerment of adolescent girls and young women. On August 6 2025, Jamilla released her debut book, The Reproductive Life Planning Workbook—a practical, holistic, and affirming guide to help young people make informed, empowered decisions about their reproductive health and goals.

She is a 2025 recipient of the Emily Schoenbaum Grant, The March of Dimes New Orleans Impact Award, and The Nurses for Sexual and Reproductive Health Karen Edlund Future Nurse Leader Fellowship. Jamilla values health equity and intends to continue providing culturally inclusive evidence-based support and health education through clinical nursing care, community outreach, and her writing. Her work is inspired and informed by Public Health Nurse, Nurse Educator, and Grand Midwife Maude Callen.