Aspire Rejuvenation founder claims rare hormone certification

Tomo Marjanovic, founder and CEO of Miami-based Aspire Rejuvenation, says he is the only non-doctor ever certified through WorldLink Medical’s ABHRT program. The credential adds to his training portfolio and underscores the clinic’s emphasis on ongoing hormone-optimization education.

Why it matters: - Tomo Marjanovic’s ABHRT certification is unusual because the WorldLink Medical program is built mainly for physicians and other licensed prescribers. - The credential adds to Aspire Rejuvenation’s positioning in hormone optimization and longevity medicine, where training and protocol oversight are core to patient trust. - Marjanovic says he believes he is the only non-doctor ever certified through the program.

What happened: - Marjanovic, founder and CEO of Aspire Rejuvenation, completed WorldLink Medical’s Advanced Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy certification. - WorldLink Medical is a Salt Lake City, Utah-based training program led by Neal Rouzier, M.D. - The certification came through a live workshop series and examination process. - Marjanovic said he wanted to be held to the same standard as physicians in the program.

The details: - Marjanovic is not a physician and does not diagnose, prescribe or treat patients directly. - Aspire Rejuvenation’s Medical Director, Dr. Joseph Clark, and the clinic’s licensed nurse practitioners design and oversee protocols. - Those protocols are based on bloodwork and ongoing lab monitoring. - Marjanovic’s certifications influence how he builds and leads the clinical team, not the clinical decisions themselves. - He founded Aspire Rejuvenation in 2019 after decades of studying hormones and human performance. - His background includes 12 years in law enforcement and a Public Safety Medal of Valor. - Marjanovic also built a following on Instagram, where he shares research behind Aspire Rejuvenation’s protocols. - He is the author of Operation Optimal, a health-optimization guide. - His training portfolio also includes anti-aging hormone therapies through the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, plus certifications in peptide therapy and regenerative medicine.

Between the lines: - The certification is a signal about standards as much as credentials, since Marjanovic is using physician-level training to reinforce a clinic culture built around continuing education. - The release frames Aspire Rejuvenation as a medical brand that emphasizes oversight, evidence-based training and recurring skill refreshes. - Marjanovic’s claim that he is the only non-doctor certified by the program is notable, but it remains his claim.

What's next: - Aspire Rejuvenation is likely to keep adding training and certifications as part of its clinical model. - Marjanovic is expected to continue using his public platform to promote the research behind the clinic’s services. - The clinic’s patient protocols will remain under the direction of Dr. Joseph Clark and the licensed nurse practitioner team.