Announcing Amanda Carlile as New Nurse Practitioner at LWD
AMANDA CARLILE, MSN, APRN, NP-C
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After receiving her Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from the University of Oklahoma, Amanda completed the accelerated nursing program at the University of Missouri before earning her FNP from Baylor University in Dallas, Texas.
Amanda is an energetic addition to the team and combines her professional experience with her passion for health to provide patients with wholistic care. She educates and cares for her patients as individuals, offering treatments and insight from health, mindfulness, fitness and wellness. She is currently in the process of getting certified in Functional Medicine. She is passionate about taking a wholistic approach to healthcare and continues to educate herself through courses and continuing education classes to gain more knowledge to treat patients better. She is certified through the Millennium Traumatic Brain Injury program with Dr. Mark Gordon. She recently got certified in Reiki and diagnostic fire cupping.
Amanda likes to travel, cook, workout, and spend time with her friends and her two dogs.
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