Karl Weenig, MD


Bio	Dr. Weenig has been practicing primary care sports medicine for over 18 years at Revere Health. He enjoys helping people heal from injury and return to their normal daily functions and treats a wide spectrum of fractures and musculoskeletal conditions. He is known as an empathetic and active listener that takes time to educate patients and help them participate in their personalized care plan. Before attending medical school, Dr. Weenig taught and coached at Timpview High School (his alma mater) for seven years. He chose to pursue a career in medicine because of his desire to help others. In addition to his efforts to help people within his practice, he serves as Chair on the Sports Medicine Advisory Committees for the Utah High School Activities and National Federation of State High School Associations. Dr. Weenig enjoys working with athletic trainers, athletic directors, school administrators, and state legislature to put into policy best practices for our high school student-athletes. Outside the clinic, Dr. Weenig enjoys spending time with his wife, Polly, and their five children.
Languages	English
Specialties	Non-operative Sports Medicine
Education and Training	Board Certified: ABFM, CAQSM Fellowship: Sports Medicine, University of Alabama-Huntsville Residency: Family Medicine, Utah Valley Family Medicine Clinic Medical school: University of Utah School of Medicine Bachelor: Zoology and Composite Teaching Secondary Education, BYU

Dr. Weenig has been practicing primary care sports medicine for over 18 years at Revere Health. He enjoys helping people heal from injury and return to their normal daily functions and treats a wide spectrum of fractures and musculoskeletal conditions. He is known as an empathetic and active listener that takes time to educate patients and help them participate in their personalized care plan.

Before attending medical school, Dr. Weenig taught and coached at Timpview High School (his alma mater) for seven years. He chose to pursue a career in medicine because of his desire to help others. In addition to his efforts to help people within his practice, he serves as Chair on the Sports Medicine Advisory Committees for the Utah High School Activities and National Federation of State High School Associations. Dr. Weenig enjoys working with athletic trainers, athletic directors, school administrators, and state legislature to put into policy best practices for our high school student-athletes.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Weenig enjoys spending time with his wife, Polly, and their five children.