Dr. Fars has been in practice as a board certified internal medicine physician for nearly 20 years. His practice has taken him from a private practice in Sheridan, Wyoming, into skin procedures, and as a hospitalist for the past decade. He started the Hospitalist Program in Douglas, Wyoming, where his group was able to win the Press Ganey Award in 2016 for inpatient services in the state of Wyoming. He also has developed clinical interests in Mitochondrial function, and bio-energy medicine and Epigenetic approaches to medical practice. He finds the best medicine is that which combines complementary Holistic and alternative therapies with conventional western medicine.
Originally from Italy, Dr. Fars studied medicine at the University of Bologna. He dreamed of hunting and eventually immigrated to the United States. Although he trained in residency in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where he also served as Chief Resident, his drive for hunting led him to Wyoming where he has practiced medicine ever since(2001)
Dr. Fars is married to his beautiful wife Riley with two teenage sons Rhett and AntonioIf you ask his family, they will tell you that Dr. Fars always wanted to be a cowboy, but he became a mountain man instead, taking to the high peaks in search of elk and bragging rights, or at least some good stories to be told at hunting camp. In his spare time, Dr. Fars enjoys spending time with his family.
Caroline has been a critical care nurse for over 12 years. She grew up in Lynchburg, VA and started her nursing career in a busy Medical ICU. She left to travel nurse for a few years and ended up in Casper, Wyo. She decided to call Wyoming home after she fell in love with the community and nature. She hopes to help guide and educate the community of Wyoming on the importance of preventative health and wellness. She is eager to share her knowledge of healthcare and how important it is to heal from the inside out on a cellular level.
As a nurse my main priority is health and healing on a personal level. I have been a nurse for 5 years and have worked in many different capacities in my nursing journey; critical care, OB/GYN, pediatric primary care, and inpatient psychiatry. Mental health and helping people through life’s trials and tribulations is something that I hold very close to my heart.
