John
C. Pittman, MD, DABCMT – Founder
Meredith Frazier, APRN-BC
Shari Mewborn, RN
Daisha Lockhart, LPN
Younger Mattox, Patient Coordinator & Client
Relations
Jennifer Sanville, Front Office Team
Lisa Stewart, Marketing Coordinator
Sharon Reynolds, Benefits Coordinator
John C. Pittman, MD, DABCMT
Dr. Pittman received his B.S. in biology in 1980 and completed
studies for a M.S. in biochemistry and microbiology at the
University of Georgia in 1982. He received his M.D. degree
from Mercer University in Macon, Georgia in 1986 and attended
the Pediatric Residency Program at NC Baptist Hospital in
Winston-Salem, North Carolina with an interest in Preventive
Medicine.
Dr. Pittman began working as an Emergency Physician and
was Emergency Department Director in Rocky Mount and Southport,
North Carolina. It was in the Emergency Room setting that
he realized how much lifestyle issues—especially diet
and nutrition—were playing significant roles in the
health of the patients he saw. Prompted by this, Dr. Pittman
began exploring avenues of incorporating conventional and
holistic medicine with nutrition into a clinical medical
practice. In 1994, he established The Carolina Center, a
facility where multiple healing modalities were brought
together to help patients with chronic degenerative illnesses.
Since that time, Dr. Pittman has intensified his training
and has gained certification in chelation therapy, mercury
and heavy metal toxicology, and oxidative medicine.
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Meredith Frazier, APRN-BC
In her role as Nurse Practitioner, Meredith is responsible
for seeing new patients, collecting histories and physicals,
and collaborating with Dr. Pittman on a treatment plan.
She also runs the IV room by overseeing the other Carolina
Center staff, reviewing charts, ordering labs, and checking
the results.
Meredith has been a RN for over 10 years and has experience
in several areas including cardiology, respiratory, neurology, and
surgery. She is certified in both CPR and ACLS (advanced
cardiac life support).
Meredith was born and raised in Clarksburg, WV. She
attended Fairmont State College where she received both
an Associate Degree in Nursing and a Bachelor of Science
in Nursing. She received a Masters of Science in Nursing,
with a focus of COPC (Community-Oriented Primary Care) from
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Meredith
is Board Certified through the American Nursing Credentialing
Center as a Family Nurse Practitioner.
Meredith says that she’s always had an interest in Integrative
Medicine. “My family has lived in Appalachia for over
300 years. My parents always used ‘home remedies’
to treat aliments throughout my life. We used ‘natural
healers’, as well as ‘traditional’ medical
providers. They have been very supportive in my personal journey
to integrative medical care.”
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