Our Team

Dr. Beasleigh graduated from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in 2000. Prior to entering the naturopathic medical program, Dr. Beasleigh was a licensed pharmacist and practiced in Ontario for a number of years after graduating from the University of Toronto in 1989. After moving to British Columbia, Dr. Beasleigh became a clinical faculty member at Boucher in 2002, supervising the first graduating class. After taking time off to raise her son, Dr. Beasleigh returned as a clinical faculty member in 2008 and was promoted to Dean of Clinical Studies in 2009. In 2015 Dr. Beasleigh was promoted to Provost and currently oversees the operations and delivery of the naturopathic medical program, the library and the research department. Dr. Beasleigh has a passion for mind-body medicine and the role of connection, authenticity and vulnerability in healing communities.

Dr. Scotten completed his undergrad in Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University and then graduated as an ND from Bastyr University in 1992. More recently he completed his Masters of Education at Royal Roads. Dr. Scotten is responsible for curriculum development and implementation. He has dedicated his time and skills to the Institute since its inception.

Dr Karrin Fairman-Young(Dr KFY), is the Chief Medical Officer and
Associate Dean Clinical Studies at The Boucher Naturopathic Medical
Clinic. She obtained her Bachelor of Physical Education in 1993 and
spent the next 12 years as a sports massage therapist. After graduating
from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in 2004, she
practiced in Ontario, Alberta and now is a primary care physician in
Vancouver, B.C.. In addition to overseeing the clinical education
program, Dr KFY supervises third and fourth year clinicians, providing
support and insight to patient care and empowering patients to reach
their health potential. Dr. Fairman-Young has additional certifications in
acupuncture, IV therapy, and prescribing rights in B.C..

Reid has a Masters degree in Educational Leadership from Simon Fraser University. His background is in Education and he spent the past four years as Director of Education for a private college in Vancouver. Prior to that, Reid taught at the high school level for 10 years and was a summer school Principal and Vice Principal for the final three. He has worked with a broad spectrum of learners ranging from at risk grade seven students, to college level international students, to 60 year old completing their high school diplomas and everything in between. Reid has extensive experience in program evaluation, curricular design and instructional supervision.