Following a year of intensive Ayurvedic training and nursing school at Drexel University, she worked 8 years of inpatient nursing focused on the underserved population of inner-city Seattle. She returned to the University of Washington for her Doctorate in Nursing Practice in order to affect larger systemic changes in the practice of medicine. Functional Medicine became part of her practice with certification in 2014.

​Dr Ehrlich then spent nearly seven years at the Swedish South Lake Union Primary Care Clinic offering conventional, Ayurvedic and Functional Medicine in a non-profit, insurance-based model. Seeking further learning in neuro-immune conditions, she moved over to the Center for Healing Neurology founded by board-certified neurologist, Ilene Ruhoy. As of 2019, she was at CHN full time and took over the practice, renaming it Neuroveda Health to reflect the Ayurvedic influence in 2021. Since then, Dr Ehrlich has worked on expanding the practice by bringing in savvy and thoughtful clinicians as well as therapies that offer focused support for those with complex and chronic conditions as well as those seeking longevity and to optimize health and quality of life.

In every patient visit, she is committed to hearing the full story and treating the root cause of disease, dysfunction and discomfort to ensure the most capable citizens can contribute to a generous and mindful society.