Nona Business After Hours
Name:
Nona Business After Hours
Date:
February 16, 2016
Time:
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM EST
Registration:
Register Now
Event Description:
Nona Business After Hours
Spotlight at Twilight
Spotlight at Twilight
- Do you want to reach the Lake Nona, Medical City Market
- Do you want to do business in the fastest growing area of Central Florida's East Orange County?
- Do you want to be in the know of who's moving to the Lake Nona area?
If you answered Yes to any of these questions then you need to come to Nona Business After Hours the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of every month.
At each Nona Business After Hours, a Chamber Member will be "In the Spotlight". You can have a table, do a presentation for attendees, share information about your business and connect with the Lake Nona Community.
"Member in the Spotlight"
Dr. Rachelle Smith
Certified Acupuncture Physician and Clinical Nutritionist
Active Living Health Center
Dr. M. Rachelle Smith, AP graduated from the Florida College of Integrative Medicine and is a board certified Acupuncture Physician and Clinical Nutritionist in the state of Florida. During her years at FCIM, she had the great opportunity to work with many different Acupuncture Physicians and their specialties. Her skills are a culmination of all the different skills she gained from her mentors including Dr. Tan’s balancing method, Master Tang’s pain protocol, Dr. Yang’s ear acupuncture, and modern pulse examination. Her continuing thirst for knowledge keeps her up to date with the latest and greatest techniques in Alternative Medicine. Currently, she is undergoing training to obtain her ABORM (America Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine) certification so that she may better serve the needs of a growing number of women suffering from infertility.
Shortly after graduation, she spent a summer in China studying with some of the top Oriental Medicine Physicians at Chengdu Medical Center, an integrated Eastern/Western Hospital. She also had the privilege of studying with Shaman in Peru as part of her undergraduate work with an emphasis on Medical Botany.
In 2008 Dr. Smith participated in an internship with Native Health Initiative, a non-profit organization dedicated to mending health disparities in Native American groups throughout the United States. She worked alongside multiple Native American groups in North and South Carolina, focusing on obesity and diabetes prevention.
Dr. Smith has treated a variety of ailments including pain, gastrointestinal issues, women's gynecological issues, pediatrics, addiction/weight loss, anxiety/depression, and colds/infections. She believes that helping her patients not only means treating their ailments and illnesses, but also educating them on proper nutrition and lifestyle to empower their lives and help them take control of their health.
When she is not treating patients, Dr. Smith enjoys spending time with her family, taking their bulldog for walks, and playing cello in a local band.
Interested in being the next Member in the Spotlight?
Contact Nancy Hoehn at 407-277-5951 or nancy@eocc.org for available dates.
