MedScape - CME

Dr. Patrick Garrett, D.C., B. Sci., D.A.B.F.M., D.A.C.C.N.

Graduate Education
Chiropractic College

• Kansas License Since 2002

• Cleveland Chiropractic College 1998-2001
• Doctor of Chiropractic Degree
• Bachelor of Science in Human Biology Degree
• Accelerated Graduation Program
• Specialized Training in Diversified, Gonstead, Thompson Drop, Activator
• Advanced instruction in Genetics and Business Management
• NeuroAnatomy, Neurophysiology & Neurology Tutor 2000-2001

Medical School                                                                                                 

• University of Health Sciences, School of Medicine School of Medicine 2002-2005
• 3.5 GPA
• Accelerated Graduation Program
• Who’s Who Among Medical Students
• William O. Scholarship 2002, 2003
• National Health Services Corps Scholarship for Rural Health

Postgraduate Continuing Education

Harvard Medical School

• Lifestyle Medicine
  • Celiac Disease
  • Weight Management
  • Stress Management
  • Metabolic Syndrome & Nutrition

Yale University                                                                                                    

• Biomedical Engineering – Open Course -2009
• Economics – Financial Markets – Open Course -2008

Johns' Hopkins School of Medicine

• Dermatology Review 2009, 2010, 2011
• Cancer

PostGraduate Education
Postdoctoral Diplomate Program

• Functional Medicine & Integrative Nutrition– 2008
• Chiropractic Internist & Family Practice – 2006
• Clinical Nutrition – 2006
• Occupational Health & Applied Ergonomics – 2007

Postdoctoral Diplomate s & Certifications

• Diplomate in Clinical Nutrition – DACCN
• Diplomate in Functional Medicine & Integrative Nutrition – DABFM
• Certified in Functional Endocrinology

Professional Membership
Harvard Medical School

• Harvard Postgraduate Association

American Academy of Functional Medicine

• President
• Chairman, Board of Directors

American Board of Functional Medicine

• President
• Chair for Educational Committee for Academic Standards & Testing

American Academy of Integrative Medicine

• Member

Teaching Experience
Teaching Awards

• Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society – Starfish Mentor Award
• Stellar Commendation by the Board of Trustees

Natural Medicine Seminars – Postgraduate Professor

• 2008 – Present
• 16 hour / 19 session / 300 hour Post Doctoral Diplomate Program
• Functional Medicine / Clinical Nutrition

Tabor College - Adjunct Professor of Biology

• 2009
• 4 credit hours Anatomy & Physiology class with full lab and dissection.
• Pre-medical / pre-nursing students /  Athletic Students
• Developed a style of teaching that pays special attention to clinical application and real-world case presentations.

Hutchinson Community College - Adjunct Professor of Biology / Microbiology

• 2005 - Present
• 6 credit hours Anatomy & Physiology class with full lab and dissection.
• Pre-medical / pre-nursing students

Butler Community College - Adjunct Professor of Biology

• 2005 –Present
• 6 credit hours Anatomy & Physiology class with full lab and human dissection.
• Pre-medical / pre-nursing students

Applied Nutrition & Clinical Chemistry

• National Speaking Circuit
• 2008 – 2009
• 16 different cities

Multiple National Seminars & Workshops

Business Experience
Intelligent Designs, LLC

• 2006 – to present
• Chief Executive Officer
• In charge of the day to day operations of the company including project management and marketing implementation
• Created as an Intellectual Property Holding Company, but now serves as the parent company to Discount Lab Work, Natural Medicine Seminars, and eWellness, LLC
• Part of a global company that provides services to physicians in over seven different countries
• Currently in development of a comprehensive patient management software
• Developed one of the largest medical databases for gender and age specific lab values
•  Specializing in developing artificial (medically-based) intelligence

Discount Lab Work

• Negotiate and secure laboratory discounts for physicians nationwide
• Provide logistical support for physicians interested in utilizing lab work in their office.

Natural Medicine Seminars

• Provides a 300 hour postdoctoral program in functional medicine
• Provides a 264 hour postdoctoral program in chiropractic family practice

eWellness, LLC

• In charge of the day to day operations of the company including project management and marketing implementation
• Customers in all 50 states and several different countries

Practice Experience
Family Health & Wellness, LLC

• 2005 – Present
• Clinic Director
• Wellness & Functional Medicine Practice

 
Clinical Experience (Clerkships, Internships, Preceptorships)
Surgery 770 Clinical Hours

• Trained under Dr. Greusom, Board Certified Surgeon, Chief of Surgery; Dr. Clayton, Former Chief of Medicine
• Numerous 1st Assistant Surgical Duties – These surgeries ranged from arthroplastic surgery, emergency surgery, and radical mastectomy to major abdominal surgery.
• Additional experience in sutures, lumpectomies, and Wound Vac usage.

Internal Medicine 660 Clinical Hours

• Trained under Dr. Aiyenowa, Dual Board Certified in Internal Medicine & Pediatric Medicine; Dr. Hall, former Assistant Chief of Medicine; Medical Director of multiple facilities.
• In depth experiences in managing chronic conditions like: heart disease, diabetes, dyslipidemia and (pre) metabolic syndrome, among others.

Family Practice 560 Clinical Hours

• Trained under Dr. Vora, Board Certified in Family Medicine; Dr. Slechta, Board Certified in Family Medicine, Magnum Cum Laude Graduate.
• Provided care for the widest range of conditions and patients while using evidence based treatment guidelines.

Psychiatry 440 Clinical Hours

• Trained under multiple practitioners including Board Certified Psychiatrist.
• Trained in the diagnosis and management of a wide variety of psychiatric disorders.
• Involved in the day to day management as well as the critical assessments.

 
Pediatrics 560 Clinical Hours

• Trained under Dr. Losew, Board Certified in Pediatrics; Dr. Unsderfer, Board Certified in Pediatrics.
• Trained through all aspects of normal and abnormal growth and development. Including additional experiences with pediatric endocrinological conditions.

Advanced Preceptorships in Pediatric 24 Weeks

• 6 weeks in General Pediatrics – Cooks Children’s Hospital
• 6 weeks in Surgical Pediatrics – Cooks Children’s Hospital
• 6 weeks in Pediatric Oncology – Cooks Children’s Hospital
• 6 weeks in Neonatology – John Peter Smith Hospital

Advanced Preceptorships in Osteopathic Manipulation 16 Weeks

• Trained at Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine
• Trained in Diversified Technique, and Extremity Adjusting

Chiropractic Internship 600 Clinical Hours

• Trained under multiple Board Certified practitioners
• Trained in Gonstead Technique, Diversified Technique, and Full Spine
• Advanced training in x-rays, physical exam, and laboratory work ups

Grand Rounds and Post-Doctoral Education (Abbreviated List)
Harvard Medical School of Medicine, Department of Postgraduate
Management of Atrial Fibrillation - 2008
Management of Hyperlipidemia  - 2008
Voodoo Death Revisited - Modern lessons in neurocardiology - 2009

 Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Department of Postgraduate
Fibromyalgia: Peer Insights in the Management of FMS - 2009
5th Annual MRI World Summit - 2009
eMedical Dermatology Review - 2008

• (2007-04 Volume 01, Number 01) Photodynamic Therapy RABIZADEH, SUSAN
• (2007-06 Volume 01, Number 02) New Developments in Biologic Therapy for Psoriasis Lebwohl, Mark
• (2007-06 Volume 01, Number 02p) The eMedical Dermatology Review Podcast: New Developments in Biologic Therapy for Psoriasis Lebwohl, Mark
• (2007-08 Volume 01, Number 03) Recent Developments in Acne Treatment: Retinoids and Antibiotics Shalita, Alan
• (2007-10 Volume 01, Number 04) Ulcerated Hemangiomas of Infancy: Risk Factors and Management Strategies Cohen, Bernard
• (2007-10 Volume 01, Number 04p) The eMedical Dermatology Review Podcast: Ulcerated Hemangiomas of Infancy: Risk Factors and Management Strategies Cohen, Bernard
• (2007-12 Volume 01, Number 05) Community-Acquired Methicillin-Resistant S. aureus (CA-MRSA) Skin And Soft Tissue Infections Cosgrove, Sara
• (2007-12 Volume 01, Number 05p) The eMedical Dermatology Review Podcast: Community-Acquired Methicillin-Resistant S. aureus (CA-MRSA) Skin And Soft Tissue Infections Cosgrove, Sara
• (2008-02 Volume 01, Number 06) Topical Therapy of Psoriasis (with Daniel Pearce, MD) Feldman, Steven
• (2008-02 Volume 01, Number 06p) The eMedical Dermatology Review Podcast: Topical Therapy of Psoriasis (With Daniel Pearce, MD) Feldman, Steven
• (2008-04 Volume 01, Number 07) Melanoma-Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy (with Julie R. Lange, MD, ScM ) Hueman, Matthew
• (2008-04 Volume 01, Number 07p) The eMedical Dermatology Review Podcast: Melanoma-Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy (with Julie R. Lange, MD, ScM )

Yale School of Medicine, Department of Postgraduate
Internal Medicine

• A 55-Year-Old Woman with Fever, Rash and Lower Extremity Weakness Majid Sadigh, MD, General Medicine      2004      
• A Young Woman from Central Asia with Cystic Lesions of the Liver, Lung and Ovary Frank J. Bia, MD, MPH – Section of Laboratory Medicine      2003        
• Molecular Imaging and the Future of Nuclear Cardiology Barry L. Zaret, MD, Section of Cardiology     
• Aldosterone, the Kidney and Hypertension David Geller, MD, Section of Nephrology      2003        
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases: An Update for the Globally Inclined Internist Jeanne Marrazzo, MD, MPH, Seattle STD/HIV Prevention Training Center, Division of Allergy & Infectious Diseases, University of Washington     
• A 79-Year-Old Woman with Acute Onset of Right Arm and Leg Weakness: A Case of Thrombosis for Acute Ischemic Stroke Dawn M. Bravata, MD (General Medicine); Jerome P. Kassirer, MD      2003        
• Delirium in Older Patients: An Investigative Journey Sharon K. Inouye, MD, MPH, Sections of General Medicine/Geriatrics      2003
• Optimizing Treatment Decisions in Octogenarians with Hyperlipidemia JoAnne M. Foody, MD, Section of Cardiology      2004 
• Chronic Kidney Disease: A New Perspective Ali K. Abu-Alfa, MD, FACP, Section of Nephrology     
• Madness and the Hungry Heart: A Man with Schizophrenia, Lupus and New Onset Heart Failure
• A Young Woman with Non-Traumatic Fractures Elizabeth Holt, MD, PhD, Section of Endocrinology     
• Inpatient Glucose Control: New Challenges for the Internist Silvio E. Inzucchi, MD, Section of Endocrinology      2004        
• Out of Africa: Fever and Eosinophilia in Returning Vassar Students Frank Bia MD      2004        
• A 76-Year-Old Man with Diarrhea and Painful Unilateral Lymphadenopathy Sean Wilson, MD; Michal Rose (Medical Oncology), MD; Fred Gorelick, MD (Digestive Dis. & Cell Biology); Dena Rifkin, MD      2004        
• The Kronos Early Estrogen Protection Study (KEEPS): A Yale Community-Based Trial of HRT and Cardioprotection in Menopausal Women
• Frederick Naftolin, MD, D. Phil – Obstetrics-Gynecology /Yale University Center for Research in Reproductive Biology      2004        
• A 34-Year-Old Brazilian Man with Fever and Paraplegia Vincent Quagliarello, MD, Section of Infectious Diseases  2004 

MedScape CME: Case Study

• Decreased Alertness in a 10 month old girl -2009
• Femoral Neck Fracture in a 79 year old woman - 2009
• How low can it go? – 2009
• Chest Pain and Dyspnea for 4 days – 2009
• An Abnormal Fetal Ultrasound - 2009
• Unresponsive Man Found on the Street = EKG / Hypothermia - 2009
• Uncommon Causes of Chest Pain in a Healthy Young Man – 2009
• A 43-Year-Old Woman with Painful and Discolored Toes – Chiblains Lupus -2009
• An Unusual Presentation of Recurrent Iron-Deficiency Anemia – histiocytosis X – 2009
• Generalized Weakness in a 23-Year-Old Woman - RTA type I – 2009
• A 55-Year-Old Man With Recurrent Renal Stone – Parathyroid Hyperplasia – 2009
• Recurrent Hemoptysis and Renal Impairment in a 45-Year-Old Man – Wegener Granulomatosis – 2009
• Severe Abdominal Pain in a Young Girl After a Hug - Hydatid Cyst – 2009
• A Young Woman With Exercise-Induced Syncope – Long QT Syndrome – 2009
• Deterioration of School Performance in a 9-Year-Old Girl – Pontine Glioma – 2009
• Noninvasive Detection of Therapeutic Cytolytic T Cells With 18F-FHBG PET in a Patient With Glioma – reporter-gene-based imaging of therapeutic cells – 2009
• A 52-Year-Old Woman With Depressed Mentation – Metastatic Hydrocephalus – 2009
• A 16-Year-Old Boy With a Fever of Unknown Origin – Atypical Lupus - 2009

Grand Rounds

• “From Crime Scene to Trial: A Quadruple Homicide Case Study” Forensic Medicine, Via Christi Hospital - 2005
• “Immunity: Self Defense” Mini Medical School, Washington State University - 2005
• “Childhood Immunization: Common Misconceptions” American Academy of Pediatrics - 2006
• “Early Hearing Detection” American Academy of Pediatrics - 2006
• “Orthopedic Shoulder Reconstruction: New Techniques and Protocols” Mini Medical School, Washington State University - 2006
• “Wound Vac: Treating the Open Abdominal Wound” Hesston Hospital - 2006
• “Heartburn: Application of Surgical Techniques: Newton Medical Center - 2006

Speaking Engagements
Abbreviated list…
Functional Medicine Philosophy & Clinical Practice
Clinical Nutrition 1 - Orthomolecular & Food Therapy
Clinical Nutrition 2 - Herbal, Homeopathy & Nutrient Therapy
Functional Laboratory Interpretation 1 - The Comprehensive Laboratory Panel
Functional Laboratory Interpretation 2 - Fatty Acids, Genetics & Other Functional Tests
Functional Laboratory Interpretation 3 - Food Allergies, Stool, Saliva, Hair Toxicology
Functional Approaches to Endocrinology 1 - Metabolic disorders & Diabetes
Functional Approaches to Endocrinology 2 - Thryoid, Sex Hormones & Adrenals
Functional Approaches to Cardiovascular 1 - PVD, Stroke, Coagulation, Doppler
Functional Approaches to Cardiovascular 2 - Heart Disease, EKG, Oxidation
Functional Approaches to Gasteroenterology - GERD, IBS, Food Allergies / Sensitivities
Functional Approaches to Immunology 1- Healthy Immune Systems to Auto-immune
Functional Approaches to Immunology 2 - Infectious Disease
Functional Approaches to Immunology 3 - Cancer & Detoxification
Functional Approaches to Neurology - Dementia, ADHD, Autism, Psychotherapy
Functional Approaches to Pulmonology / Genitourinary - Asthma, Spirometry, ED, UTI
Functional Approaches to Pediatrics / Geriatrics
Functional Approaches to Pharmacology - Mechanisms, Nutrient Depletion, Natural Origins
Putting It All Together - Excellence within Functional Medicine
Introduction to Chiropractic Internal Disorder
History Taking For the Internist Practice
The General Examination and Associated Pathology
Diseases and Exam of the Pelvis & Associated Pathology
Multi-Channel Blood Chemistries, CBC, Thryroid Panel, TSH
Additional Blood Tests/Tumor Makers for Internal Disorder
Blood Interpretation Workshop
Cardiovascular Disease: Prevention/Diagnosis/Management
Electrocardiography and Phonocardiography
Using laboratory automation in the wellness practice” Brimhall Wellness Seminars
Medical Complications of Herbal Self Prescribing.
Discover the Joy that lies hidden in your hormones!
Wellness or Disease: choosing your destiny
Does God have a plan for your health?
Why do I keep getting sick?
Biblical Principles of Health & Wellness
How I changed my life with a light idea.
Who fault is it when we can’t loose weight?
Do certain foods hurt your body?
How a new type of supplement changed my daughter!
Take this 18 minute test of a new cellular detoxification therapy!
Do you know anyone with these diseases: Cancer, diabetes, heart disease?
For women who want to quit aging some day.
3 ways to die and 1 way to live, which will you choose?
Little habits that keep us sick.
For those who want to loose weight but can’t get started.
Do your hormones frustrate you?”
Alzheimer’s disease and natural stem cells.
Multiple Sports injury lectures on a variety of conditions
Golf: Playing Injury Free
Metabolic Syndrome: the new epidemic.
ADHD: over diagnosed or under realized?
Chiropractic in Sports: What Arnold Schwarzenegger and other top athletes know that           you should”
Ouch! My back hurts, now what?
Coping with Alzheimer’s Disease.
Osteoporosis and Exercise
Running without pain!
Depression: Is exercise more effective than medication?
Childhood Obesity: Generation XL
Workman’s Comp: Strategies to reduce costs, disabilities, and time off from injuries”
Invited to speak at Missouri Chiropractic Association, Cargil Excel, Boeing, YMCA, Love Box, United Methodist Youthville, Derby Senior Center, Rose Hill Community Center, Nutri-West, Brimhall Wellness Seminars, as well as various churches.
Developed Health Quest Series, the Aged Series, and the Sports Injury-Free Series

Works Created
Abbreviated list…
The Right Way: Wellness Coaching & Weight Management Program
The Natural Medicine Cabinet
Vascular Doppler and Plesmography User Manual
Orthopedic Evaluation Pocket Guide
Clinical Procedures Pocket Guide
X-ray Procedure Pocket Guide
Extremity Adjusting Pocket Guide
Graduate Notes Services
Chiropractic National Board Q & A Book
Medical USMLE National Board Q & A Book
Comprehensive History & Physical forms
Comprehensive Medicare Treatment forms
eWellness Questionnaire & Rx
eWellness Lab Report & Rx
Intelligent Designs’ Laboratory Database
Internal Disorders & Clinical Nutrition Program
Discount Lab Work Services
The Chiropractic Internist Site
My Healthy Patients Online Service
Health Quest Lecture Series