After graduating from the University of Iowa College of Medicine in 2002, I moved to Salt Lake City to ski the greatest snow on earth and begin my training at the Family Medicine Residency at the University of Utah.
Upon completing residency in 2005, I worked in a number of different settings in the first phase of my professional life.
These included full spectrum family medicine at the Shiprock and Rosebud reservations as well as outpatient medicine for low income uninsured folks at the Maliheh Free Clinic in Salt Lake City.
For a number of years, I treated acute illnesses and injuries at After Hours Urgent Care and provided excellent primary care for men at the Men's Health Center.
For six ski seasons, I could be found at the head of Little Cottonwood Canyon treating acute ski injuries and medical emergencies at the Alta Medical Clinic.
My wife and I also spent 6 months working as GPs in New Zealand.
In 2011, I started the second phase of my medical career when I signed on with Millcreek Primary Care.
I really value the ongoing relationship and trust that can build between patient and doctor. Although family docs 'specialize' in everything, I really enjoy men's health, sports medicine, acute injuries and illnesses.
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