Dr. Amy Coleman

As a family medicine physician with secondary training in Japanese acupuncture, Dr. Coleman started as a flight surgeon in the U.S. Air Force (USAF). Through wartime medicine, she learned what it meant to be fully integrated as a unit of a team with her patients. Dr. Coleman also established acupuncture to be taught and employed within the Air Force which is still ongoing today. In her work as the youngest and first female Commander of the Special Operations Clinic in Ramstein Germany, she guided global medical missions and was the appointed physician for officers of the highest command positions.     Throughout her career, she was chosen as primary physician for USAF F-16 Fighter Squadrons, USAF Special Forces units, and U.S. Embassies, as well as serving as medical coordinator and physician for NASA Space Shuttle support missions.    
 Dr. Coleman brings understanding of western and eastern medicine to her practice, as well as a great appreciation of nutrition and natural remedies.