Neil Spence started his career in health care as a nurse. After graduating from Ninewells Hospital, Dundee in 1978 he specialized in intensive care nursing for eight years and held the post of charge nurse in an intensive care unit in Glasgow.
In 1989 he began his training as a classical homeopath with the Scottish College of Homeopathy. After studying for four years he passed the entrance examinations for licensed membership of The Society of Homeopaths and started practice as a classical homeopath.

In 1993 he began two years of post-graduate studies with Jeremy Sherr in London, graduating in July 1995 when he also became a full Registered Member of The Society of Homeopaths.
He is a founder director of The Rosemount Centre  one of Scotland’s leading multidisciplinary alternative health centres, where homeopathy is one of many treatments and therapies on offer.

Neil practices classical homeopathy from clinics in Aberdeen and Forfar.