Dr. Kim Ross

Doctor of Clinical Nutrition

Dr. Kim Ross is a respected clinician, educator, and researcher in the field of nutrition science.
She is a Doctor of Clinical Nutrition (DCN), Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS) and Certified/Licensed Dietician Nutritionist (C/LDN) in New York, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, and Ohio. She proudly shares that she was part of the inaugural cohort to reserve the Institute of Functional Medicine Certified Practitioner (IFMCP) designation in 2013.

Dr. Ross has been in clinical practice, Ross Nutrition Team, since 2010, specializing in hormonal, mental, and gastrointestinal health, though she and her team of nutritionists work with a broad range of health conditions. In 2017, she became a Board for Certification of Nutrition Specialists (BCNS) pre-approved supervisor for aspiring CNS® candidates, ensuring they meet the rigorous competencies required to receive this nationally (U.S.) recognized credential.

In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. Ross is a Board Member and content contributor for Symphony Natural Health Institute (SNHI), a non-profit organization providing scientific-based education to healthcare professionals on melatonin and maca. Additionally, she works collaboratively on nutrition related courses, blogs, and publications. Dr. Ross is an Adjunct Faculty member for the Master’s in Science of Clinical Nutrition program at Sonoran University of Health Sciences and the Doctor of Clinical Nutrition program at University of Western States.


Dr. Ross has also served as the Director of Scientific Communications for Symphony Natural Health, a leading supplement company for women’s health, and as the Manager of Specialty Training programs with the American Nutrition Association, developing the Certified Ketogenic Nutrition Specialist and Certified Nutrigenomic Specialist programs with her esteemed colleagues.

In recent years, she has passionately pursued the completion of multiple peer-reviewed publications demonstrating the use of amino acid therapy and psychobiotics for mental health disorders and case reports and narrative reviews about the use of maca for women’s hormone health.