Faculty
Lisa Melling DVM, CVH, CVSMT
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Laura Weis, DVM, CVH
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Dr. Rosa Isela Ramírez graduated with honors as a veterinarian in 1998 at Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, México. She practiced small animal medicine at a hospital in her hometown for 4 years. In 2003 Dr. Ramirez started her own conventional practice in Monterrey, México which became very successful, however she started to feel discontented with the outcome of conventional medicine.
In 2009 her daughter was born with several allergic problems, including digestive troubles, poor development and growth. Doctors prescribed special medications and baby formulas which were not available in México at that time, only in Europe, making them very difficult and expensive to source. Over time, the doctors treating her daughter exhausted their options, leaving the family on their own without hope for cure. In 2010, Dr. Ramirez started doing her own research in Orthomolecular Medicine and nutrition in an attempt to help her baby. After consulting with several holistic doctors, she found a good human homeopath who changed her daughter’s life. With homeopathic treatment, her daughter thrived cognitively and physically, removing most of her medications in a short amount of time. In 2014, Dr. Ramírez returned to work feeling inspired by holistic medicine and began treating her own dogs and some patients in this method of healing for acute cases of trauma, diarrhea, vomiting. At the AHVMA conference in Oregon in 2014, Dr. Ramírez was approached by a homeopathic veterinarian and encouraged to take the veterinary training course. This felt like a calling for Dr. Ramírez and in 2015, she enrolled in the Pitcairn Institute of Veterinary Homeopathy course, which opened her eyes to a new way of practicing veterinary medicine. In Mexico homeopathy is widely known and accepted for acute prescribing. Dr. Ramírez was treated homeopathically as a child, and this method felt natural to her. As her training progressed, she felt excited to learn new ways of treating patients with apparently incurable diseases. She also donates her time to help local animal shelters with difficult cases using homeopathy. Now Dr. Ramírez exclusively uses homeopathy to treat her patients, and has been rewarded by the curative responses she has seen. She received her Certification in Veterinary Homeopathy (CVH) by the Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy (AVH) in 2018, and has given lectures at a National Symposium of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences in 2018, at the Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy (AVH) conferences in 2019, 2020, and 2021. She has presented cases annually at the Pitcairn Institute of Veterinary Homeopathy advanced meeting in 2018, 2019 and 2020. Dr. Ramírez has shared her experience in how homeopathy works by collaborating with radio, TV, podcast and social media presentations. In 2019 the University of Nuevo León honored her with an award for “Professional Excellence”. She has been an active board member of the AVH since 2020. In January 2020 she enrolled as a student in the field of human homeopathy at the Northwestern Academy of Homeopathy, and then at Prometheus Homeopathic Institute. Dr Ramírez treats both people and animals with homeopathy, integrating the family systems and allowing the “whole” to flourish. Now she is exploring more technological tools like telemedicine in the treatment of patients not only in México but in the rest of the world in Spanish and English. Dr Ramírez lives in her home town with her husband, daughter, two dogs, two cats and an urban veggie garden with lots of beautiful flowers. |