Pam Mcleod has been a nurse since 2002, primarily focusing on pediatrics. In 2012, she began working for a naturopathic physician, providing IV infusions of vitamins, UVBI, Ozone, and High Dose Vitamin C. Her passion for natural medicine continued to flourish during her 9-year career in Pediatric Critical Care, where she gained valuable insights into IV nutrient education.

In 2018, she graduated with her Masters of Science in Nursing and immediately pursued a Doctorate in Nursing Practice. During this period, she was dedicated to helping her two boys after they were diagnosed with Autism. With a mission fueled by research, she spent considerable time exploring the science behind methylation and genomics, realizing how our micronutrients influence our genes, which ignited her passion for this line of medicine.

In 2019, Pam started working for a Mobile IV Company and discovered her enthusiasm for providing vitamins through IV therapy education in the home setting. In 2020, after 18 years at the bedside, she chose to focus on preventative health and more natural healing methods. By 2021, she became the President of the nation's largest Mobile IV Company, where she has been instrumental in educating many providers about safely practicing medicine within their scope, particularly through IV education.

After years in the Mobile IV sector, Pam met an inspiring CEO and Founder of NUTRAFi, which directed her towards helping wellness businesses expand in innovative ways. In her new role as Chief Administrative Officer for NUTRAFi, she is supporting wellness-minded companies by prioritizing their growth. Offering a range of high-end nutraceutical oral vitamin sprays, she continues to collaborate with wellness businesses across the country, promoting wellness supplements that align with her vision.

Pam expresses her gratitude to everyone who has supported her journey and dedicated effort towards education. By fostering IV therapy education and supporting the wellness industry, we can ensure safe care through informed practices that benefit both the providers and the patients we serve.