Learn to Think in Systems, Not Symptoms.
Functional medicine, taught the way it is practiced. Nine sections and thirty-seven modules built on one clinical spine, and each one closes with a live test-out you clear before the next opens. Everyone learns the full system. Licensed clinicians go further, into medical dosing and prescribing. You leave able to practice, not just credentialed on paper.
Nothing Unlocks Because You Watched the Videos.
You enroll in the whole certification, not a menu of modules. From there you work one section at a time. You study it against a real patient case, then sit a live test-out and defend your reasoning before the next section opens. A section opens because you proved the last one, never because you clicked through it.
Enroll in the Whole Thing
You take the full certification, not an à la carte course you dip into. It is graduate-level clinical training, and it is built to be finished.
Learn on a Real Case
Every module follows one patient from intake through labs to protocol, so the biochemistry always lands inside a real clinical decision.
Sit the Test-Out
A live, closed-book session over Zoom. Rapid physiology, then an applied case you work through while someone who practices this listens.
Unlock What’s Next
Clear the section and the next one opens. The path ends with a final gate and a capstone client you run start to finish.
Everyone Starts From the Same Floor.
This is graduate-level clinical training, so it assumes a college-level science base. Before Section 1 opens, you clear the prerequisite coursework at a B or higher, or place out through the Foundations Placement Exam. Nobody learns biochemistry for the first time inside a clinical module.
Prerequisite Coursework
- General Biology, including cell biology
- General Chemistry, with introductory organic and biochemistry
- Human Anatomy & Physiology I
- Human Anatomy & Physiology II
- Introductory Nutrition Science: macronutrients, micronutrients, digestion, and energy balance
Each must be completed at an accredited institution with a final grade of B or higher. A grade below B does not satisfy the requirement. You may also clear any course by passing the Foundations Placement Exam.
Strengthens Your Footing
- Medical Terminology and Reading Science
- Introductory Microbiology and Immunology
- Foundations of Exercise Physiology
Already qualified? A bachelor’s degree in nutrition, dietetics, exercise science, kinesiology, biology, or nursing, or a professional license (RD/RDN, RN, NP, PA, MD/DO, DC, DPT), exempts you by transcript review.
Nine Sections. One Clinical Spine.
Sequenced from foundational to advanced, so laboratory interpretation and the highest-responsibility material come later, once you have the physiology to support them. Open a section to see what it covers.
Section 1 · FoundationsFoundations of Functional Medicine+
Root-cause thinking and the 5-Phase Continuum, then the nutritional biochemistry the rest of the program is built on.
Section 2 · Energy & GutEnergy, Body Composition & the Gut+
Metabolic rate and body composition, the microbiome, and the behavior-change coaching that makes any of it last.
Section 3 · StressStress & the HPA Axis+
Cortisol rhythm, allostatic load, and the recovery physiology underneath the fatigue and the wired-but-tired crash.
Section 4 · HormonesHormonal Health+
Female and male hormones, thyroid, and sexual health, taught as one endocrine system rather than separate panels.
Section 5 · PerformanceBody Composition, Performance & Muscle+
Muscle as an endocrine organ, performance physiology and energy availability, and data-driven training design.
Section 6 · CardiometabolicCardiometabolic Health+
Insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome, diabetes reversal, and advanced lipids and cardiovascular risk.
Section 7 · Tier 2Advanced Systems & Lab Interpretation+
Detoxification, immune and autoimmune physiology, dermatology, and advanced labs read as patterns, not isolated numbers. Licensed clinicians.
Section 8 · Brain & LongevityBrain, Mind & Longevity+
Cognitive performance, integrative psychiatry, biological age, and how to read a genomic report.
Section 9 · Tier 2 · CapstoneAdvanced Therapeutics & Synthesis+
Advanced therapeutics and the whole-person case that holds every system at once. The capstone of the credential.
One Curriculum. Two Credentials.
Everyone completes the core curriculum. The advanced labs and therapeutics that carry prescribing responsibility unlock for licensed clinicians. Coaches and allied health earn the Pro-Fit Certified Practitioner credential (PFC-P). Licensed clinicians earn the Pro-Fit Certified Clinician credential (PFC-C), with the advanced sections and the final gate.
Competence, Proven Out Loud.
Each section closes with a live, closed-book verbal test-out: rapid physiology plus an applied case you reason through out loud. You’re graded on how you think, not what you memorized. Any unsafe recommendation is an automatic fail.
The certification ends with a final credential gate and a full capstone client, run end to end.
Verbal test-outs, one per section.
Closed-book, over Zoom
Capstone client, run discovery to follow-up at Tier 2.
The real thing
Everything You Need to Actually Do the Work.
Video Lessons & Slides
Professionally produced lessons in Pro-Fit’s voice, with slide handouts you keep.
The Textbook Chapter
The clinical reference that sits beside the course, written at true graduate-clinical depth.
A Graded Reading List
Primary research and case studies, so you learn to read the evidence, not just the summary.
A Full Case-Study Pack
A composite client with intake, labs, notes, and worksheets to practice on.
Study Guide & Quiz
Check your understanding before the test-out, so you walk in ready.
Test-Out Preparation
Know exactly what the verbal session covers and how you’ll be graded.
Start Where You Belong.
Coaches, start with the free masterclass. Licensed clinicians, apply and we’ll confirm your track. Either way, you leave knowing exactly where you stand.
