Dr. Denise Scott

Dr. Denise Scott is a native of Huntington, WV and graduate of Marshall University. Dr. Denise always knew she would be a healthcare professional during her pursuit of higher education, however, she wasn’t sure in what capacity. She began her college career as a pre-pharmacy major in hopes to become a pharmacist. She joined the Army Reserves in 2000 and served as a pharmacy technician in Afghanistan in 2002. She also served in Fort Lewis, Washington as a pharmacy technician at Madigan Army Medical Hospital from 2005-2007. After returning home in 2007, Dr. Denise relocated to Dallas, Texas and began working as a pharmacy technician at the Dallas Veteran’s Affairs hospital in early 2008. During her time at the VA, she felt pharmacy was not the right path for her and began to seek other options. She began her career in chiropractic in May 2010 and graduated August 2013. In January of 2014, Dr. Denise opened Circle of Healing Chiropractic and recently celebrated 10 years in business. The journey was full of twists and turns but the gift of healing she will be able to unleash in each patient she cared for, was well worth the hard work and efforts made to be able to serve her community.
Dr. Denise enjoys spending time with loved ones, traveling and serving her community. While a student at Parker University, Dr. Denise took part in a mission trip to the Dominican Republic where she and her colleagues provided chiropractic care to underserved areas . She looks forward to participating in many more trips to serve in the near future. It is apparent that chiropractic care is the best profession in which to fulfill her passion for improving the health of those she wishes to serve.
Degrees obtained:
BA Regents – Marshall University 2004 BS Anatomy – Parker University 2012 BS Health and Wellness – Parker University – 2012 Doctorate of Chiropractic – Parker University – 2013
Service:
United States Army Reserves – 2000-2008 Operation Enduring Freedom – Bahgram, Afghanistan 2002 Operation Noble Eagle- Ft Lewis, WA 2005-2007