Dr Andie Siggers

I have been working as a GP in the NHS for 15 years and returned to Dorset in 2016. Prior to this I worked in hospital medicine and apparently stated that I wanted to be a doctor aged seven! This desire at an early age was driven by a love of science and later a desire to work with people and improve health cemented the career choice. During my career I have been lucky to work in diverse situations, from the pioneering cardiac centre at UCSD in California to the jungles of Belize and across various areas of the South Coast of England.

As a teenager I had glandular fever and the ‘wait it out’ solution to the overwhelming fatigue was difficult. Eventually someone wise suggested digestive enzymes might help and energy levels returned within weeks! This experience left a real mark – a personalised approach that highlighted the need to search for the underlying cause. And a realisation that treating the gut can often have surprising results! Having never forgotten this experience there has always been a desire to understand this field of medicine better.

I am a fully certified Functional Medicine Practitioner with the Institute of Functional Medicine in the US and with Lifestyle Medicine in the UK. In addition I have trained in epigenetics with DNAlife & Lifecode Gx, SIBO, detoxification and continue to prioritise lifelong learning. Recently I am also training in Cancer care with a view to Mosaic starting to offer this specialised service.

I work as a mentor to other doctors training in Functional medicine and facilitate at IFM training courses alongside being a founding trustee for th British College of Functional Medicine

I hold full registration with the General Medical Council, am a Member of the Institute of Functional Medicine and have undertaken membership to the Royal Colleges of Physicians and of General Practice.

Please note that due to developments in regulation all Mosaic Medical clinics will be virtual currently. This enables us to see you wherever you are although we can see you face to face if clinically needed.

When not working I may be found paddle boarding, running with my dogs and enjoying all that Dorset life has to offer with family and friends.