What began as a personal journey to understand her own health became a lifelong commitment to helping others find answers, uncover the root causes of illness, and create lasting health.

Long before pursuing a career in medicine, Dr. Amanda Scott knew she wanted to dedicate her life to helping others. As a child, she spent weekends volunteering with local organizations and helping develop a mentoring program for the equine therapy nonprofit Horses Healing Hearts. In high school, she was selected for the Bank of America Student Leaders Program, where she continued serving her community through leadership and volunteer initiatives. During college, she worked with Boston Medical Center's Program for Integrative Medicine and Health Disparities, helping develop innovative group visit models to expand access to integrative healthcare in underserved communities. While the path she would ultimately take was still unfolding, her purpose had always been clear.

During her time at Boston University, Dr. Scott realized that truly helping people required more than a single perspective. She became convinced that the best care comes from understanding the body through multiple disciplines and integrating the strengths of each. While conducting immunology research in a Boston University biotechnology laboratory, she developed a deep appreciation for scientific inquiry and evidence-based medicine. That experience ultimately led her to pursue extensive graduate training in naturopathic medicine, nutrition, acupuncture, and Chinese herbal medicine—building the multidisciplinary foundation that defines her practice today.

A 4 year graduate level program at National University of Health Sciences with clinical internship and a year spent shadowing in a top integrative oncology practice in Illinois.

Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine (ND)

A 4 year graduate level program delving into Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, acupuncture practice, and extensive training in tui na massage completed at National University of Health Sciences while completing her Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine.

Masters of Science in Acupuncture (MsAc)

A 2 year graduate level program completed at University of Bridgeport to extend knowledge of Chinese herbology, required alongside or as a part of an MsAc program to practice in the state of Florida.

Masters of Science in Chinese Herbology

Dr. Amanda Scott began her studies at Boston University in Nutrition and Dietetics before transitioning to Health Science and Public Health as her career goals evolved toward naturopathic medicine and acupuncture. Her undergraduate nutrition coursework, combined with the rigorous clinical nutrition training completed during her Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine, fulfilled the educational requirements to sit for the Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS) board examination. Today, she maintains licensure as a Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist (LDN) in both Florida and Illinois.

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