Randy has struggled from multiple issues that he is conquering one by one. He used to be in epic shape when he was doing body building shape with 5% body fat, but it destroyed his body. He is now regaining his health and strength one step at a time.

Randy has struggled from multiple issues that he is conquering one by one. He used to be in epic shape when he was doing body building with 5% body fat, but it destroyed his body. He is now regaining his health and strength one step at a time.

I grew up in south Louisiana in a small town called Prairieville, which is near Baton Rouge. I attended school at St. Amant High School (pronounced san-ah-mah in Cajun lingo). 

Then, I moved to north Louisiana where I got my undergraduate degree at Louisiana State University in Shreveport. I majored in Biochemistry with additional minors in Biology and Chemistry. 

Then, I went to medical school at Ross University where I spent two years learning medicine from books in Dominica, a Caribbean island. I then spent two years in New York City completing my clinical rotations. After finishing medical school, I matched into a Family Medicine Residency in Columbia, South Carolina at the University of South Carolina. 

I spent three years in the hospital system called Palmetto Health where I learned to hone my family medicine skills. I then decided to move to Austin, Texas to grow roots and begin our medical practices. Ever since 2013, I have been happy to call Austin “home,” and I hope to spend the rest of my life in Austin, Texas.

Svetlana Lisovskiy, PA

Svetlana immigrated from Russia, where she received her medical doctorate (MD) degree from 2nd Moscow State School of Medicine.

She practiced as a general pediatrician for two years, and then later specialized in pediatric hematology. Afterwards, she worked at the Moscow Regional Hemophilia Clinic for three years.

Aubree is a certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (NTP) who focuses on healing the body from the source. She is an advocate for each patient with a firm belief that every person deserves to (and can) heal and thrive. She creates individualized plans helping patients reach their optimal health and understanding that each patient is unique. 

Aubree believes each person has the ability to live a balanced, more authentic life. After integrative medicine changed her health and life, she has fallen in love with helping others heal. Her personal experiences with health and healing caused her to change career paths and driven her to help others get the help they deserve.

Aubree just moved back to Texas after spending some time in Portland, Oregon. In Portland, Aubree began her Masters of Science, and currently has an end goal of a Doctorate, specializing in Integrative Medicine. 

She has worked with practitioners and professors in Portland over the past few years from National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM) and American College of Healthcare Sciences (ACHS) learning about the gut and its effects on hormonal health.

Aden Dawit, NTP

Aden is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (NTP) for Oubre Medical.

She has always been interested in health & wellness, but it wasn’t until she began her plant-based journey that she fell in love with the concept of healing through nutrition.

Amber McBride, Patient Care

Amber is the Patient Care Coordinator for Oubre Medical. She was born in Dallas but has lived in Austin for most of her life.

Prior to coming on board at Oubre Medical, she spent over 10 years working in various independent, assisted living/skilled nursing communities in the Austin area.

Ashley Seibold

Ashley was born and raised in Coeur d Alene Idaho, and moved to Austin 4 years ago, teaching Pilates at [solidcore] and studying esthetics at Aveda Arts and Science Institute.

She loves being wellness industry! Besides work, she loves hanging out with her daughter Cambrie, staying active with workout classes, and reading.