Dr. Nancylee Bielawski |
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Dr. Nancylee Bielawski graduated with a Doctorate of Veterinary
Medicine from Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine
in 2004.
Next, she completed a one year internship with Ocala Equine Hospital
in Ocala, FL. Afterwards, she practiced for two years with a private
equine practice treating a wide variety of horses which included
performance, pleasure, race and breeding horses. While practicing, she
attended the Chi Institute for Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine,
Reddick, FL and began to use these skills to complement her traditional
western veterinary medicine work. She quickly had many successes,
particularly with back sore horses and non-sweaters and decided to
devote her practice to treating horses with T.C.V.M therapies. Dr
Bielawski currently treats patients with T.C.V.M. modalities and works
closely with referring veterinarians in the best interest of the patient.
Dr. Bielawski is a lifelong horse person. Long before going to
veterinary school she became a licensed veterinary technician in New
York. While working as a small animal veterinary technician, she had
the opportunity to work with Dr. Allen Schoen, a leader in the field of
complementary veterinary medicine, and became very interested in
acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. She had her own horse treated
successfully by Dr. Schoen for back pain. This began a life long interest
in alternative medicine and its varied applications.
She has owned horses herself for more than 25 years. Currently, Dr.
Bielawski enjoys spending time riding her horses and relaxing with her
dogs as well as using them as subjects in her artwork.
Medicine from Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine
in 2004.
Next, she completed a one year internship with Ocala Equine Hospital
in Ocala, FL. Afterwards, she practiced for two years with a private
equine practice treating a wide variety of horses which included
performance, pleasure, race and breeding horses. While practicing, she
attended the Chi Institute for Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine,
Reddick, FL and began to use these skills to complement her traditional
western veterinary medicine work. She quickly had many successes,
particularly with back sore horses and non-sweaters and decided to
devote her practice to treating horses with T.C.V.M therapies. Dr
Bielawski currently treats patients with T.C.V.M. modalities and works
closely with referring veterinarians in the best interest of the patient.
Dr. Bielawski is a lifelong horse person. Long before going to
veterinary school she became a licensed veterinary technician in New
York. While working as a small animal veterinary technician, she had
the opportunity to work with Dr. Allen Schoen, a leader in the field of
complementary veterinary medicine, and became very interested in
acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. She had her own horse treated
successfully by Dr. Schoen for back pain. This began a life long interest
in alternative medicine and its varied applications.
She has owned horses herself for more than 25 years. Currently, Dr.
Bielawski enjoys spending time riding her horses and relaxing with her
dogs as well as using them as subjects in her artwork.
