Integrative Medicine Team
Michelle Dossett, M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H.
Michelle Dossett, M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H. is fellowship trained in integrative medicine through Harvard/Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. She believes in the importance of having a healing relationship with her patients and in providing whole person-centered care. Her clinical interests include integrative medicine broadly, and particularly lifestyle and mind-body medicine. She has extensive experience in using mind-body approaches to reduce stress and mitigate the negative health effects of stress and sees patients for integrative consultations only.
Daniel Okamoto, M.D.
Daniel Okamoto, M.D. is an Internist who has practiced Hospital Medicine for several years at UC Davis and completed additional fellowship training in Integrative Medicine through University of Arizona. He has a holistic approach to medicine in which mind, body, and spirit are treated in unison. Okamoto offers Integrative Medicine consultations with particular interests in clinical nutrition, lifestyle medicine, and most importantly their use in disease reversal/prevention.
Heidi McNulty, D.O.
Heidi McNulty D.O. graduated from the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific and completed her Family Practice Residency at UC Davis. She has special interest and skill in Osteopathic Manipulation and provides gentle treatment for a variety of conditions using primarily Indirect Myofascial Release and Osteopathic Cranial Manipulation. McNulty offers Integrative Medicine consultation services for Osteopathic Manipulation, and offers OMT services at both the Davis Clinic and Point West Clinic locations.
Tobias Paiva, DO
Tobias Paiva, D.O. is an internal medicine-trained osteopathic physician (University of Connecticut) with fellowship training in sports medicine and a passion for osteopathic manipulative medicine. He has extensive experience applying multiple osteopathic modalities to effect accurate diagnosis and treatment of a myriad musculoskeletal ailments causing limitations in function and chronic/acute pain. He also continues his service in the US Navy for our service members.
Caroline Giroux, MD, FRCPC
Caroline Giroux, MD, FRCPC, is an adult psychiatrist with additional training in trauma-related conditions. She serves diverse populations, including Indigenous communities. Her biopsychosociospiritual care model is fostering healing and empowerment by offering a holistic approach including evaluation of traumatic events and their impact, medication management, lifestyle hygiene (such as exercise and anti-inflammatory diet), individual or group psychotherapy (with mind-body integration approaches such as mindfulness practices, psychoeducation and narrative approaches such as journaling). She is currently accepting new patients for psychiatric consultations using an integrative medicine lens.
Kathryn MacLean, M.S., R.D.
Kathryn MacLean, M.S., R.D. completed her masters in Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine through the University of Western States after working as a registered dietician in a variety of settings. She is passionate about using integrative nutrition to help empower patients on their journey toward better health.