SWAGÊÓƵ

Graduated from Alderson-Broaddus Physician Assistant Program in 1974 and has 45 years clinical experience in various medical practice settings with emphasis on primary care medicine and geriatrics.  Additonal experience in medical administration at both rural clinic, clinic systems, and hospital levels.  Came to SWAGÊÓƵ from the University of New Mexico where he was Academic Coordinated, Associate Program Director and taught several courses including Adult & Geriatric Medicine, Pharmacology & Pharmacotherapeutics, Evidence Based Medicine, and Medical-Legal Medicine. Additonal degrees and areas of interest include Economics & Finance, Philosophy, and Law. Presently teaches Pharmacology/Pharmacotherapy I, II, III and Clinical Therapeutics I & II.