Join the Integrative Community

The Fellowship curriculum is divided into 13 Units, typically 6-10 weeks long, created by nationally recognized experts and faculty from various disciplines, modalities, and philosophies.

You will learn:

• Nutritional health: The latest nutritional approaches and dietary recommendations for general health, as well as specific diseases and disease conditions.
• Botanicals and dietary supplements: Evidence-based clinical indications, identification of quality products, and supplement-drug interactions.
• Mind-body medicine: Impact of emotional, mental, social and behavioral factors on health and how to incorporate meditation and other mind-body techniques into clinical practice.
• Traditional Whole Systems of Healing: Uses, benefits and recommendations for Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, manual medicine and homeopathy.
• Integrative approaches: Evidence-based and clinically pragmatic strategies for hundreds of health conditions across all major clinical specialties.
• Click here to download a sample curriculum.

Embark on a thrilling two-year Fellowship journey where you'll venture to the beautiful West Ward Look Resort in Tucson, AZ, for three immersive weeks filled with camaraderie, mentorship, and hands-on learning. Dive into dynamic education sessions, master cutting-edge techniques, and indulge in moments of self-discovery and wellness. Prepare to return home with renewed energy and inspiration, having experienced the adventure of a lifetime in Tucson!

• Week 1 (Month 3) -- The Art of Healing: The Clinical Practice of Integrative Medicine - Learn fundamental tools in integrative medicine and further strengthen the community created online by sharing experiences with classmates.
• Week 2 (Month 12) -- The Elements of Healing: The Clinical Practice of Integrative Medicine - Learn strategies for clinical Integrative Medicine Management and share the changes you've encountered during the first year.
• Week 3 (Month 24) -- Art of Integration: Graduation Experiential Week - Next steps in advancing the practice and policy of Integrative Medicine, ending with a graduation ceremony.

The Fellowship admits physicians (MD and DO), Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD), Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (NP, CNM, CNS, CRNS), Physician Assistants (PA), Dentists (DDS/DMD) and NDs who have completed the exception process with the admissions teams. You must have a current license. You cannot be in a residency program unless you are a part of the IMFR program.