Jeannett Martinez, FNP-BC

Member of American Holistic Nurse Association, A4M- American Anti-Aging Association, International Society for Stem Call Application (ISSCA), Empire Medical and Cellular Medicine Association. Specifically, I am an Independent provider for both western and integrated medicine practice. Bringing medicine back to a more intimate setting to find the most appropriate healing modality unique to each person.

I started my career in medicine at Presbyterian Hospital Downtown. Following that, my work experience is a combined 10 years of inpatient hospital medicine and emergency room medicine. After that, I worked rural medicine in primary care, urgent care for 2 years. Afterwards, May 2020 to February 2021, I took Covid assignments through the NMDOH Medical Reserve Corp to help Navajo Nation, Gallup and Albuquerque. I learned a lot from each place of employment and met wonderful people. Even more important, I learned that I wanted to have more time to spend listening and treating people when they come looking for my help.

I know the value of working in a hospital and the importance of using insurance for medical care. Also, I learned that type of medicine is good at keeping people alive but lacking to help people thrive.

My own body has been the catalyst to starting this practice. I had 2 hip surgeries and went through menopause by the time I was 37 years old. Conventional medical treatments were no longer working and I needed to start looking outside of the box if I wanted to be well. I started this practice to find my health balance and have been successfully implementing regenerative medicine that has helped me, in my practice.

• Family Medicine
• Holistic Medicines
• Stem Cell Therapies