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Hannah Schroeder ND

Internal Medicine/General Medicine, Women's Health, Thyroid Conditions, Preventative Health


About

Hannah Schroeder is a member of Sonoran University’s full-time clinical faculty. She completed 2 years of general medicine residency at a rigorous, multidisciplinary teaching clinic. She has completed additional training in herbalism – a 96-hour of Introductory Herbalist Apprenticeship, and a 36-hour Herbalism course in ovarian, uterine, breast, menstrual, and menopausal health. She prioritizes integrative, evidence-based medicine and utilizes a variety of therapies and modalities including nutrition, botanicals, nutraceuticals, IV injection therapy, acupuncture, and more to offer individualized care. She contributes to clinical practice classes at the Sonoran University College of Naturopathic Medicine and is passionate about furthering the growth of Naturopathic Medicine by teaching clinical reasoning and clinical skills to future Naturopathic Doctors.

Area of Focus

Internal Medicine/General Medicine, Women’s Health, Thyroid Conditions, Preventative Health, Annual Exams, Anxiety, Depression, PMS, PMDD, GI/digestive concerns, Therapeutic IV injections, Acupuncture, and Botanical Formulations

Education

Bachelors of Science in Biomedical Sciences, Minor in Chemistry and Psychology, Northern Arizona University, 2016

Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine, College of Naturopathic Medicine, Sonoran Univserity

Professional Associations

AZNMA, AANP, PsychANP, endoANP, Naturopathic Academy of Primary Care Physicians (NAPCP)

Publications

“The 10 Best Heating Pads for Menstrual Cramps, Muscle Aches, and More” (Women’s Wear Daily, 2023)

“The 10 Best Heating Pads for Menstrual Cramps, Muscle Aches, and More” (Reuters News Today, 2023)

“7 Best Bone Broths of 2024: Nutritionist Recommendations.” (Nutrisense, 2024).

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