Ameela Singh was born in Georgetown, Guyana, in South America. Her family migrated when she was 3, and she was raised in Prince George’s County, MD. As a youth, Ameela was always drawn to caring for others whenever her family members were not feeling well or had cuts and bruises. It was inevitable that Ameela would pursue a career in medicine.

Ameela obtained her Bachelor of Science at The University of Maryland, College Park. She then focused her career path in the field of nursing and obtained her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Marymount University and her Master of Science in Nursing at The George Washington University. She was on the Dean’s list at each institute and was further inducted into Sigma Theta Tau, Nursing Honour Society.

Her medical experience spans many specialties and fields. She began as an RN at The George Washington University Hospital, where she served in the NICU and many Med-surg areas: Acute Stroke, Pulmonary care, Neuro, Ortho, Oncology, and various other medicine services. As a Nurse Practitioner, Ameela has experience in acute primary care, preventative and functional medicine. She has a strong desire to continue to serve her community, underserved communities, and those in need here and abroad. Her one goal, if asked, “is to leave a tiny footprint in someone’s life”