Therry Eparwa’s nursing career began in 2005 as a BSN, RN in medical/surgical ICU and medicine/telemetry. In 2006, she transitioned to public health, supporting Women’s Health, STI/HIV Screening, and Colposcopy clinics until attaining her MSN in 2008. Since 2009, Therry has been as a board-certified FNP in family practice/primary care, integrative medicine, urgent care, and free clinics.

Therry entered academia in 2010 as an instructor at Seattle University. She earned her DNP as a Health Systems Leader in 2017 and is now also an assistant clinical professor in the College of Nursing and Health Sciences. Part of her research interests are in alternate and complementary therapies, particularly outcomes from ketamine-assisted psychotherapy.

“I believe in the mind-body-spirit connection. Ketamine has increasing evidence related to its therapeutic effects for various mental health conditions. Its use in psychedelic medicine facilitates transforming our perceptions and relationships to ourselves, others, and our environment. I am honored to be entrusted with your care.”