About Greer
Greer Burcky is a Registered Dietitian and performance nutrition specialist passionate about helping individuals fuel their bodies through real food and evidence-based strategies.
With experience in clinical nutrition, oncology nutrition, and strength training, Greer helps clients improve metabolic health, build strength, and create sustainable nutrition habits.
Her Story
Greer has always had a passion for food. She considered culinary school early on, but quickly learned that “if you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen”. Her love for chemistry led her to the University of South Florida for a Health Science degree, aspiring to be a PA.
After 4 years as a high school athlete, she found her love of strength training in college. It's there that her dream of becoming a PA faded while her interest in Dietetics grew. With the help of a loved one, she started down the path of becoming a Registered Dietitian.
She finished her undergraduate degree in Health Science and dove headfirst into obtaining her personal training certification. Eventually making her way to Florida International University, where she earned her Master’s in Dietetics and Nutrition, before beginning her year-long dietetic internship.
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It’s often said that adversity reveals the path we were meant to take. During this time, a life-altering experience reshaped her entire career path. Cancer ultimately became a turning point in her journey, offering unexpected clarity and purpose.
With no initial intention of working in oncology, Greer stepped into the field when the opportunity arose. It allowed her to combine her background in dietetics and personal training in a meaningful way.
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After more than four years in the space, she has continued to refine her approach based on what she’s learned from her patients and experience. In a field often overwhelmed by complexity and conflicting information, Greer focuses on bringing things back to the basics. Her work centers on metabolic health and blood sugar stability, using nutrition and movement to meaningfully improve quality of life.