Nicole Slater
PharmD, BCACP
Dr. Nicole Slater is a residency-trained ambulatory care pharmacist, associate clinical professor of pharmacy practice, certified functional medicine specialist, and a best-selling author. Dr. Slater is passionate about helping patients uncover the root cause of and prevent chronic disease using nutrition and personalized medicine so that they are able to thrive in areas of life that matter to them most.
Dr. Slater’s areas of focus include diabetes, weight loss, metabolic disorders, gut health, nutritional deficiencies, and autoimmune diseases including psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.
Dr. Slater’s personal encounter with her own health transformation through Functional Medicine has inspired her to pursue her true calling of empowering others to reach their health goals by using food to heal and promote an overall sense of well-being. Dr. Nicole has helped many clients transform their health by getting to the root cause of their condition and sharing realistic strategies to overcome chronic fatigue, promote weight loss, improve GI discomfort, and regulate blood sugar for a happier and healthier you!
Make Appointment Book a PackageDr. Slater is also a Certified Functional Medicine Specialist™ from STORRIE Institute™ a board-certified ambulatory care pharmacist, and serves as a clinical pharmacist as well as a Certified Omnipod insulin pump trainer. Dr. Slater teaches an elective in functional medicine and has been invited to speak at various events to demonstrate how pharmacists can engage in the functional medicine space. Dr. Slater has helped clients overcome their struggles with chronic disease, weight loss, and insulin resistance through her functional medicine practice. She has helped them reduce inflammation by using food as medicine to heal the gut and promote optimal health and well-being.
Dr. Slater is on a mission to teach our future healthcare professionals about Functional Medicine and help patients understand that their diseases do not define them. There is always another way; sometimes, you just have to commit to yourself and rediscover options for an optimal transformation.