Dr. Amanda Marino joined Prism Integrative Veterinary Health in April of 2022.
Dr. Marino was introduced to integrative veterinary medicine in 2019 when she completed the small animal acupuncture course through Chi University. Since that time, she has taken an increased interest in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, and embarked on the journey to complete a master’s degree in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine through Chi University. She continues to advance her education in conventional and integrative oncology, integrative nutrition, Western herbal treatments, medical ozone therapy, intravenous nutrient therapy, mistletoe therapy and much more. She also continues to expand her knowledge of treatment options both in conventional medicine, as well as integrative medicine for all species. She is eager to offer integrative care for the furry, scaly and feathered patients here at Prism Integrative Veterinary Health in the near future.
Dr. Marino received her undergraduate degrees in animal and poultry sciences, and agriculture and applied economics from Virginia Tech in 2008. After graduation, she spent a year in Adirondack Park of upstate New York participating in research with the common loon. Later, Dr. Marino attended veterinary school at Oklahoma State University, graduating in 2013. After veterinary school, she completed a 1-year small animal rotating internship at Ocean State Veterinary Specialists in East Greenwich, RI, as well as a specialty internship in exotic pet medicine at Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists in Houston, TX. She returned to Ocean State Veterinary Specialists in 2015 to practice as an emergency doctor before expanding her capabilities at the Veterinary Center for Birds and Exotics, Bedford Hills, NY, in 2016 to complete a two-year specialized avian medicine and surgery residency. Upon completion of her residency in 2018, she continued her career with Veterinary Center for Birds and Exotics as a full- time associate veterinarian until transitioning her expertise to Prism Integrative Veterinary Health. She continues to work towards ABVP board certification to become a certified specialist in avian and small mammal practice.
When not at work, Dr. Marino spends time with her rabbit, Reginald (Reggie). She also enjoys spending time with family and friends, anything outdoors and traveling.
