One of the main reasons I chose to become a physician is because of the opportunity it provides to build relationships with my patients. The human body is interesting and complex, and I enjoy teaching patients about various conditions and helping them through the healing process.
I chose ear nose and throat (otolaryngology) because of the variety of the patients I can treat and the ability to provide care in both the clinic and the operating room. I enjoy treating the old and the young and forming relationships with families as I treat members of the same family for a variety of conditions.
I attended medical school at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia and completed residency at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. While in Wisconsin, I trained at the largest pediatric hospital in the state and learned from multiple fellowship-trained physicians in all subspecialty areas of ENT.
I get the most satisfaction as a doctor from helping my patients improve their quality of life. From breathing difficulties, hearing complaints, sinus problems, voice dysfunction and everything in between, I look forward to taking care of you and your family.
After spending time away from Utah, I am excited to be living by the mountains again. I enjoy running, hiking, boating, skiing and being outside. My wife and I are busy with our three children, and I enjoy serving in my church and in the community.
A provider's patient satisfaction rating is determined by patient responses to questions from the Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) survey, administered by NRC Health.
Patients today have more choices than ever, including where, how and from whom they get care. That's why Revere Health believes it's important to provide access to transparent information, empowering our patients to make knowledgable decisions about their healthcare.
CAHPS surveys are funded and overseen by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) within the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
Patients receive the nine-question survey via email or phone call, and we publish provider ratings on Revere Health's website once he or she has at least 30 completed surveys.
