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Functional Medicine Nurses Are Disrupting Healthcare – Here’s Why

Sponsored by the Institute for Functional Nursing (IFN) Empowering nurses to lead the future of healthcare through root cause care. Learn more at www.fxnursing.com


What does it really mean to be a disruptor in healthcare, and why are nurses uniquely positioned to lead that change?


In this episode of The Functional Nurse Podcast, Brigitte Sager, DNP, dives into how functional nurses are challenging outdated models of care and creating better outcomes through root cause healing, lifestyle medicine, prevention, and education.


Drawing from recent insights by Dr. Jeffrey Bland and other functional medicine pioneers, Brigitte explores:

  • What makes a functional medicine nurse a disruptor

  • Why questioning conventional care is a responsibility, not rebellion

  • How functional nurses are transforming care through entrepreneurship, group programs, patient partnerships, and community-based care

She also covers the risks, challenges, and rewards of stepping outside the traditional nursing box — from professional reputation and system limitations to policy reform and values-driven practice.


If you're a nurse who's ever asked, "Why are we doing it this way?" or felt called to practice differently, this episode is your permission slip to lead, innovate, and disrupt with purpose.


Hosted by Brigitte Sager, DNP – Functional Medicine Nurse Practitioner and Functional Nursing Educator.

Insightful episodes exploring functional medicine, systems thinking, and the future of nursing - one bold conversation at a time

The content in these podcast episodes are for informational or educational purposes brought to you by a Functional Nurse Practitioner and does not substitute professional medical advice or one-on-one consultation with your personal healthcare practitioner. It is strongly recommended that you always consult your healthcare practitioner before undertaking any new healthcare regimen to discuss your personal health history and goals.

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