Representative Stephanie Klick is a dedicated public servant who has served Texas House District 91 since November 2012. A native of Texas, she was raised in the district she now represents, giving her a strong connection to her community. Educated at Texas Christian University, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and has amassed over 40 years of experience in various nursing roles, eventually becoming a nursing consultant. Before her tenure in the legislature, she worked at North Hills Medical Center, progressing from nurse to nursing supervisor, and she has played significant roles in coordinating care for patients with critical injuries and compliance consulting for healthcare facilities serving individuals with developmental disabilities.

As an elected official, Rep. Klick has taken on several leadership roles, including chairing the House Committee on Public Health and serving on the committees for Human Services, Health Care Reform, and Elections. Her commitment to public health is evident in her legislative initiatives which focus on improving health services, especially for vulnerable populations. Under her leadership, the Public Health Committee has engaged in various critical issues, including discussions around workplace violence prevention in healthcare settings and advancing mental health services across the state.

In the 88th Texas Legislature, Rep. Klick co-sponsored several bills that reflect her areas of focus. A notable example is House Bill 2615 which proposes establishing foundation programs for high school students to earn vocational training alongside their diplomas, thereby promoting workforce readiness and aligning education with market needs. This bill is important for addressing dropout rates and ensuring students are equipped for high-demand jobs. Additionally, she co-sponsored Senate Bill 1238, aimed at improving broadband access in underserved areas, thereby addressing technological inequities in her district and beyond.

Klick’s political positioning aligns with conservative values focusing on health and wellness, community support, and education reform. Her involvement in various initiatives, particularly related to health and education, underlines a desire to equip Texas citizens with necessary resources and opportunities. As chair of the Human Services Committee, she prioritizes access to health services, advocating for policies benefiting particularly those in low-income or marginalized communities.

On a personal note, Rep. Klick has been married to her husband, Don, for 44 years, and they are the proud parents of four grown children and grandparents to eleven grandchildren. Don operates a real estate investment firm, indicating a shared commitment to community and economic development.

Through her work, Stephanie Klick demonstrates a commitment to both her constituents and the wider Texas community, advocating for policies affecting education, healthcare access, and community well-being, reflective of her extensive experience in nursing and community service.