About Me

Dr. Fiona Campbell is from Portland, Oregon and achieved her Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science at the University of Portland. An interest in environmental influence on human health led her to become enthused about the intersection between medicine and nature. A passion for combining this interest and her desire to become a physician led her to discover naturopathic medicine.

Dr. Campbell received her medical education at the National University of Natural Medicine, an accredited four-year medical school, where she trained as a general practitioner with special focus on rheumatic disease, women’s health, and autoimmune disease. Following her medical school training, she completed a residency in integrative rheumatology under the direction of board-certified rheumatologist Carla Guggenheim, DO. Conditions of focus in her residency included inflammatory arthritis, osteoarthritis, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome. She draws from her training in both naturopathic and conventional medicine to address chronic conditions in an individualized and patient-centered way. 

In the past 7 years, Dr. Campbell has focused her practice specifically on individuals with EDS, POTS, MCAS, and associated conditions, and has become a sought-out provider for those with these conditions. She has also lectured about these conditions at her alma mater, and continues her education through ongoing courses, training, and collaboration with top physicians in the country.

In her free time, Dr. Campbell enjoys spending time with her loved ones and her cat. She loves cooking, adventuring outdoors for hiking and camping, paddle boarding, traveling, and is learning to rock climb.