Dr. Rosann Volmert: Doctor of Osteopathy
Born and raised in southern California, Dr. Volmert has a wide range of experience both in family and osteopathic medicine. She maintains a private practice in Montrose, California, is an Associate Clinical Professor at Western University of Health Sciences, and is a member of the West Coast Tides Osteopathic Medicine Study Group. In addition, she is an avid hiker and student of the natural world.
Osteopaths are fully trained and licensed physicians, capable of practicing the entire range of and scope of medicine, Family medicine, obstetrics, surgery, neurology etc. In addition to receiving the same rigorous training as MDs, DO's undergo an additional 300 to 500 hours of training in the body’s muscular and skeletal systems.
"Living anatomy" refers to the natural movement of fluids, tissues, and bones in the body. When unobstructed, these motions allow the body to maintain a state of health and homeostasis. When motion is impaired do to illness, trauma, or chronic pain, health problems occur.
Osteopaths employ a variety of gentle, hands on techniques designed to free restrictions in the movement of fluid, muscles, fascia, joints, and bones. These techniques include the use of gentle pressure, muscle contraction, and repositioning of the body. The goal of all osteopathic treatments is to free restrictions.
Born in Pasadena California, Dr. Volmert was raised in the foothill communities of Sierra Madre and Arcadia where early on she aspired to be a family doctor.
Bachelor of Science degree in biology from The University of California at Irvine
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from the Western University of Health Sciences.
Hospital internship at Eastmoreland Hospital in Portland, Oregon.
Two years of training in family Medicine, hospital & out patient care at Doctors Hospital of Montclair in California.
Postgraduate training and board certification in Family Medicine and Osteopathic Medicine.
Dr. Volmert went to work for four years at the Laguna Beach Community Clinic and two years at Arroyo Vista Family Health Center in Highland Park.
In 2003 Dr. Volmert returned to her home town of Sierra Madre to fulfill her passion as a neighborhood physician and opened a private practice close to home.
Her office is located in Montrose where she is active in both the medical and local communities.
In addition to serving on the Alverno High School Alumni Committee, she is an active member of a local hiking club, Nature Friends.
She volunteers her time to help out with physician-related duties at local high schools.
Dr. Volmert logs numerous hours every year as an assistant Clinical Professor at the College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific.
She is also director of "West Coast Tides," a physicians Study Group dedicated to exploring the new frontiers of osteopathic medicine.
She has published numerous articles and blogs on websites and industry newsletters.
Contact Information
Phone: 626-796-3413
Fax: 626-737-1481
Web: www.drvolmert.com
Dr. Volmert is a Member of these Organizations
Cranial Academy
AOA American Osteopathic Association
AAO American Academy of Osteopathy
ACOFP American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians
OPSC Osteopathic Physicians & Surgeons of California
Alverno Academy Alumni Committee
Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
West Coast Tides
A study group for Osteopathic physicians
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