BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Judith A. Ingalls MD

• College: Northeastern University  BS, cum laude
• Medical School: University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont
• Residency in Family Practice: Maine Medical Center, Portland, Maine
• Master’s Degree in Teacher Education, University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont
• Assistant Professor, University of Vermont, School of Allied Health 1970-78
• Director of Emergency Services
  • Telluride Medical Center, Telluride, Colorado
  • 1981-1989
  • Hood River Hospital, Hood River, Oregon
  • 1989-1993
• Solo Practice, Family Practice and Women’s Medicine, 1995-2007, now exclusively serving the needs of women in the midlife transition as a Certified Menopause Practitioner
• 25 years of practice in family and emergency medicine including the teaching of medical students, residents, and physician extenders  in Maine, Colorado, and Arizona
• lifetime of interest in prevention and nutrition
• last 10 years with emphasis on hormone balancing and menopause in women and hormone balancing in men
• lectures to women’s groups on hormone balancing and nutrition
• Member:
  • Diplomat, American Academy of Family Physicians
  • Arizona Academy of Family Physicians
  • North American Menopause Society
• Married with one child
• Hobbies include snowboarding, skiing, hiking, photography, travel, and gardening

Dr. Ingalls is a graduate of the College of Medicine, University of Vermont.  She holds a Masters Degree in Education and has taught at the college and graduate level. She has practiced medicine for 25 years as a board-certified family physician and is presently focusing her practice on women in the mid-life transition. She is a Certified Menopause Practitioner with the North American Menopause Society.
Her passion is health, nutrition, and assisting women to become their best.