Lacey Shambo brings over a decade of dedicated healthcare experience to her practice, having served as a Registered Nurse for eight years before pursuing advanced studies. She earned a post-BSN to Doctorate degree from the esteemed Medical University of South Carolina. Following graduation, Lacey Shambo successfully achieved board certification through the ANCC and is currently licensed in New York State, where she also holds a DEA license. Lacey Shambo is committed to providing exceptional care to Thrivelab patients.
With a deep-seated passion for hormone health, Lacey Shambo is driven by the unique approach it offers compared to traditional medicine, emphasizing patient-specific symptoms while ensuring treatments are both effective and safe. Although she has not engaged in research or publications, she wholeheartedly supports Thrivelab's mission of helping individuals thrive rather than merely survive.
Lacey Shambo is dedicated to making a meaningful impact on patients' lives, striving to enhance their physical and mental well-being. She adheres to personal values of excellence in patient care, treating others with the respect and compassion she would desire, and maintaining a non-judgmental perspective, acknowledging the uniqueness of each individual's circumstances.
What do you believe you bring to your patients that no other Provider does?
I believe that I have a wide variety of experience and understanding for these patients. I have worked in many different areas from Oncology, Medical Surgical, Emergency department, to Primary Care. I have experience with very minimal same day/ urgent care visits to very advanced, complicated cases. All of these cases regardless of severity require teamwork and an understanding of the patient's perspective and appropriate support.
What do you love best about being in your field of medicine?
I love having the opportunity to meet different people and learn about their lives, beliefs, and attitudes. I love that I am able to address a patient's concern with an educated, evidence based understanding. If I am not, I am able to research, converse with colleagues, and find the appropriate answers for these patients. I strive to offer them support and improve their overall physical and mental health.
