Dr. Ebony Rollins, NMD

Pain Management & Rehabilitation Department
Focus: Pain management, Applied Kinesiology, Acupuncture

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About Dr. Ebony

Dr. Ebony Rollins is a licensed Naturopathic Medical Doctor specializing in pain management and rehabilitation. Since childhood, she has nurtured a deep passion for medicine and healing. She gained experience at a young age as an intern at the Cleveland Clinic. She continued her medical journey at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio, where she earned her BA in Sociology with a minor in Psychology, focusing on Pre-Med. After graduation, she joined University Hospitals’ clinical research team and worked alongside the IRB. During this time, Dr. Rollins began self-studying Eastern and indigenous healing practices, and her curiosity about natural medicine grew. While searching for medical programs that suited her new interests, she became a certified yoga instructor and birth doula, further deepening her love for the musculoskeletal system and women’s health. Shortly after, she enrolled at Sonoran University of Health Sciences, where she earned her Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine. She then earned a certificate in Applied Kinesiology and continues to gain experience in orthobiologic injections, women’s health, and other modalities.

Dr. Rollins takes pride in partnering with patients to encourage and restore natural balance. She prioritizes wellness by emphasizing the basic principles of naturopathic medicine, including Chinese medicine, botanicals, nutrition, and homeopathy. She provides patients with the tools to honor and learn about their bodies, fostering relationships based on teamwork rather than dependency. In her free time, Dr. Rollins loves to hike, tend to her plants, engage with her community, and watch anime.

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