Marcea Wiggins ND
drwiggins@urbanwellnesspdx.com
Dr. Wiggins is a graduate of The National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon and received her Bachelor of Arts in Biology, Psychology, and Pre-Medical studies from Drury University in Springfield, Missouri. After developing a residency program in Missouri, she returned to Portland and became the Director of Education overseeing the Health Career Institute at Pioneer Pacific College, where she oversaw and developed many new medically oriented programs. Outside of her clinical practice she actively works on many other healthcare oriented projects, including clinical research, consulting, and volunteering medical services through Northwest Rock Medicine. Outside of working in healthcare, Marcea has a passion for the arts, regularly participating in artistic and musical creative projects, as well as coordinating fundraising events for the arts. She loves to explore the world through camping, hiking and traveling internationally.
She was born and raised in Southern Missouri where she developed a great love for the power of nature and a passion for healthcare. Her large and wonderful family in Missouri instilled in her a strong value of community and a love for the richness of life. Through the years leading up to medical school her experience included work in the dental profession, psychiatric field, and several years in emergency medicine as an Emergency Medical Technician.
Her passion is to empower people to attain health, through various means in order to enjoy life to the fullest. Attaining health and well-being is an integral part of being present for your family and friends and truly being able to enjoy one's daily life.
It is Dr. Wiggins' pleasure to offer a general primary care practice, which welcomes all to experience the opportunity holistic primary care can offer. She has extensive experience with women's health, pediatrics, diabetes, mental health, urgent care and is developing a wide repertoire of internal, as well as, external beautification practices.