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Education & Training
Undergraduate: University of Michigan Dearborn Campus, 1967
Medical School: University of Michigan Medical School, 1971
Residency: Family Practice - University of Minnesota, 1974
U.S. Army: 1974-1976
Certifications & Licensure
American Board of Family Practice
Scope of Practice
Urgent Care was developed for patients with acute illness needing a same-day appointment. The staff of physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants can treat most minor medical problems such as cuts, bruises, simple fractures, sprains or strains, minor infections, fevers or illness. For more serious and immediate life-threatening situations like: difficulty breating, pain or pressure in the chest, severe abdominal pain, severe burns or symptoms of a stroke, contact or go directly to the local emergency room. Urgent Care is also not intended for routine or chronic medical care. It is important to see a primary care provider for regular and preventive health services.
Professional Associations & Activities
American Medical Association
Minnesota Medical Association
Lyon-Lincoln Medical Society
American Academy of Family Physicians
Medical Director for the Prairie Home Hospice
Member of the Lyon County Child Protection Team
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