Allison Van Fleet is an RN, Family Nurse Practitioner, Masters Prepared Nutritionist and a Surgical Assistant with over 6 years in the health care field. Six years ago Allison joined the staff at Wellspring for Women where she began her training under Cece Huffnagle NP, Carol Dalton NP and Pam Chandler NP, CNM. Since then she has gone on to focus her skills and knowledge in the field of Women’s health.

Allison Graduated from Boston College with a degree in Psychology and went on to get her Masters in Nutrition from Colorado State University. She was practicing independently as a nutritionist in Boulder, Colorado at Partners in Health when she decided to return to school to get her BSN, RN and then continue on to get a second Masters in Science as a Family Nurse Practitioner. While earning her degree as an FNP Allison became certified and started a job at Presbyterian St Luke’s as a Surgical Assistant to the Chief of Surgery with a main focus on weight loss surgery and counseling. Allison is a member of the American Society of Bariatric Surgery and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners.

Allison’s comprehensive background and education has allowed her to bring amazing amounts of knowledge to her patients. Allison combines traditional and non-traditional interventions for her patients with a great deal of emphasis on prevention through lifestyle and dietary education. The most unique part of Allison’s approach to patient care is that she strives to provide the patient with information and then work with the patient to co-create a plan that is comfortable and plausible for each party. Patients are treated as an individual, empowered to be in control of their own health. Allison’s main interests in women’s health include adolescents, contraceptive counseling, PMS, perimenopause, menopause, gynecological exams and a wide variety of women's health concerns. She is also educated in family practice so she is able to manage blood pressures, cholesterol levels, acute infections, thyroid imbalances and any other issues you would go to your family doctor’s office for.