Doug Bouldin, Family Nurse Practitioner and partner at The Ozzie Smith IMAC Regeneration Center in St. Louis, has been practicing medicine for more than 25 years across the state of Missouri.

Since graduating from the University of Missouri-St. Louis, Bouldin has served patients across a broad range of settings, and the experience he has to draw from is derived from several locations across Missouri including St. Luke’s Hospital, St. John’s Mercy, Lincoln County Medical Center and Barnes Jewish Medical Group. His experience includes clinical and managerial roles that have equipped him to be among the leaders of this groundbreaking effort at the Ozzie Smith IMAC Regeneration Center. Bouldin understands that medicine alone does not always fix the problem.

“For years I have known that referring to chiropractic and physical therapy completed the care that I could give to a patient,” Bouldin says. “But now, being able to actually practice it in a medical model where we are accessible to one another under one roof is truly ideal for me.”

Bouldin has been a leader amongst his peers, presenting at several conferences and symposiums over the course of his career. He carries a passion for education and is excited about the opportunity to pass it on to patients who have never heard of regenerative medicine techniques. Among his primary goals for the new clinic is the chance to pioneer and publish functional-based research as well.

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