Judith Bowman, M.D.
Judith Bowman, M.D., a specialist in biochemical imbalances, received a B.A. from Illinois Wesleyan University and a medical degree from Finch University of Health Sciences-Chicago Medical School. She received her certification and license by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology and board certification in Nuclear Medicine Technology following the completion of her training at Northwestern University's School of Nuclear Medicine. She utilized her skills in diagnostic imaging and participated in research and development of radio pharmaceuticals. Dr. Bowman completed her residency in family medicine at Resurrection Hospital in Chicago where she also served as chief resident.
After medical school, Dr. Bowman worked as a staff physician for the Lake County Health Department (Illinois) and as the Midwest site staff physician providing medical services for patients with learning disabilities at The Dore Achievement Center in Schaumburg, Illinois. Her interest and experience with behavioral/learning issues and autism steadily increased when she joined the medical team at Pfeiffer Treatment Center in 2005. During her tenure at Pfeiffer, Dr. Bowman became known for her consistent presence and care at each and every U.S. Outreach Clinic.
Dr. Bowman co-founded Mensah Medical in 2008 with her colleague, Albert Mensah, M.D. Dr. Bowman combines traditional medicine with the biochemical approach to treat the symptoms of behavioral and cognitive disorders, autism spectrum disorder, depression (including post-partum depression), anxiety, eating disorders, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and other biochemical imbalances.
Philosophy of Care: "It is important to use compassion and take the time to listen to each patient's needs and expectations as well as provide a high quality service. There is nothing more gratifying than to know that you have been successful at giving your best."
