Family Practice Primary Care

William L. Wilson, M.D.

** ******* **. ~ Beverly, Massachusetts 01915

Home: 978-***-**** ~ Cell: 612-***-**** E-mail: *****@***.***

QUALIFICATIONS

Competitive, successful and experienced Board Certified Family Physician seeks flexible position in Hospitalist medicine or urgent care including possible academic teaching position. Background includes long term employment in a group primary care practice in under-served region of northern Minnesota, establishing a successful eleven year full-service solo primary care practice, Board Certified in Family Practice, special interest and expertise in Clinical Neurobiology and Neuroscience, four year Family Practice Residency at Regent’s Hospital in St. Paul, Alpha Omega Alpha member and top 5% of graduating class at the University of Minnesota Medical School. Curious and open-minded team player with strong scientific and academic interests combined with years of clinical experience to bring a unique perspective to any primary care setting. Renaissance personality with medical interests in preventative medicine, chronic disease management and Neuroscience. Personal interests include physical fitness activities, reading, writing, traveling, lecturing and teaching.

EDUCATION

Macalester College, St. Paul, Minnesota Sept 1966 - Dec 1973

Bachelors of Science (B.S)

University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, Minnesota Sept 1970 - Mar 1974

Doctor of Medicine (M. D.)

Regions Hospital, St. Paul, Minnesota

Family Practice Internship June 1974 - June 1975

Family Practice Residency July 1975 - June/1977

LICENSURE & CERTIFICATIONS

Board Certified: Family Practice Oct 1974 – Dec 1984, July 1997 – July 2004, July 2004 - Present

Medical License: State of Minnesota Sept 1977 - Present

State of Massachusetts Jan 2009 - Present

POST-GRADUATE TRAINING

REGIONS HOSPITAL, St. Paul, Minnesota

Resident, Family Practice June 1974 – June 1977

Rotations in Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, OB-GYN, Psychiatry, Emergency Medicine.

Outpatient experience at Regions Family Practice Clinic.

Gained valuable experience dealing with major trauma because of Hospitals role as a major trauma center.

Vary aggressive rotations in Internal Medicine, OB-Gyn and Psychiatry.

Gained experience in dealing with inner city patients and their unique socioeconomic and medical

issues.

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CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

HIBBING GENERAL HOSPITAL, Hibbing Minnesota Sept 1977 – July 1985

Staff Physician, Family Practice

Inpatient pediatrics, adult medicine, ob-gyn.

Emergency room coverage.

FAIRVIEW UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER-MESABI, Hibbing, Mn July 1985 – Feb 2008

Staff Physician, Family Practice

Provided continuity of care for inpatients and outpatients.

Supervised residents in training and medical students.

Delivered hundreds of babies.

Provided coverage for the hospital Emergency Room.

Served as Chief of Staff and participated in Hospital committees.

Served as preceptor physician for Rural Physician Associate Program through the University of Minnesota.

Served on the Group Health of Northeastern Minnesota Board of Directors.

VIRGINIA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, Virginia, Minnesota. Jan 1997 – Jan 2004

Emergency Room Physician

Provided broad range of emergency services in a busy emergency department.

Supervised medical students.

Staff Physician, Family Practice

Provided continuity of care for inpatients.

Delivered babies.

ADAMS CLINIC, Hibbing, Mn Sept 1977 – June 1997

Staff Physician, Family Practice

Provided outpatient care in general adult medicine, geriatrics, ob-gyn, pediatrics, minor surgery, orthopedics and psychiatry.

Clinic owner.

Served on Board of Directors and as President of Board of Directors.

Developed successful satellite clinic in Chisholm, Minnesota.

Participated in teaching medical students including rural physician training program.

CHISHOLM MEDICAL CLINIC, P. A., Chisholm, MN July 1997 – Sept 2008

Staff Physician, Family Practice—Clinic Owner

Established extremely busy and successful solo Family Practice clinic.

Clinic President and owner.

Provided the full spectrum of Family Practice including adult medicine, geriatrics, pediatrics, ob-gyn, minor surgery, psychiatry, and orthopedics.

Served as consultant and Medical Director for NeuroScience, Inc., Oseola, Wisconsin.

Lectured extensively across the United States and in Brazil on new theoretical disease model developed at the Chisholm Medical Clinic using neuroscience principles to explain the connections between many common chronic medical illnesses.

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Interpretation of x-rays, EKGs, Holter monitor studies, pulmonary function tests, ultrasound bone densometry studies and Neurometrix nerve conduction studies.

Provided a full spectrum of ancillary services including full a level II laboratory, x-ray, pulmonary function studies, EKGs, Holter monitor studies, Sunlite ultrasound bone densometry studies, audiometry, vision screening and Futrex 500 direct body composition readings

Integrated new technologies for difficult to manage chronic medical problems such as providing Accu-Spina treatments for chronic back pain, electrical stimulation therapy and ultrasound treatments.

Member of North Star Physicians, a St. Luke’s Hospital (Duluth, Minnesota) affiliated organization and participated in yearly quality improvement programs.

Voted as the “number one” clinic in Northeastern Minnesota by the State of Minnesota in 1998.

ELDER SERVICE PLAN OF THE NORTH SHORE (PACE), Gloucester, MA Jan 2009 – Aug 2010

Staff Physician, Family Practice

Provided comprehensive care for nursing home eligible patients in a clinic setting.

Provided nursing home coverage for PACE clients at multiple sites.

Managed patients in multiple nursing home settings.

Initiated new treatment protocols for managing complex patients with co-morbid psychiatric and medical illnesses.

HOSPITALIST AT BEVERLY HOSPITAL, Beverly, MA Aug 2010 – Mar 2018

Staff Hospitalist

Admitted and managed inpatients including ICU patients.

Elected member of the Medical Executive Committee.

Member of Glycemic Control Committee and DVT Prevention Committee.

HOSPITALIST AT ADDISON GILBERT HOSPITAL, Gloucester, MA Aug 2010 – Mar /2018

Staff Hospitalist

Admitted and managed inpatients including ICU patients.

HOSPITALIST AT ST. LUKES HOSPITAL, New Bedford, Massachusetts June 2013 – Jan 2014

Staff Hospitalist

Admitted and managed inpatients including ICU patients.

OUT ON WC FOR WORK RELATED BACK INJURY May 2016 – May 2018

PHYSICIAN AT NEW ENGLAND COMMUNITY MEDICAL SERVICES, June 2018 – Mar 2020

North Andover, MA

Rounded at multiple rehab hospitals and at five nursing homes and

was the medical director at Brigham Health and Rehabilitation Center

in Newburyport, MA.

TELEMEDICINE PHYSICIAN FOR CCA AND INSTED Sept 2020 - Present

MEDICAL ROUNDER AT CARE ONE PEABODY Jan 2020 – March 2021

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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

Member, American Medical Association.

Member, Neuroscience Education Institute.

Recent Training

Pacemakers: Recent conference and training in implantation of dual chamber pacemakers and new leads development. Los Angeles, January and February, 2006.

Pacemakers and automatic implantable cardioversion defibrillators (AICD): Conference and training in new technologies and applications. New York. December, 2006.

Vagus Nerve Stimulator (VNS): Training in the application, indications and placement of VNS for grand mal seizures and depression.

PUBLICATIONS

Wilson, William. Guidelines for Healthy Weight—Letter to the Editor. New England Journal of Medicine. 1999; 341: 2097.

Wilson, William. Focusing on Fat, Not BMI. Obesity Research News. May, 2004.

Wilson, William. Autism and Diet: Is There a Connection? North American Journal of Medicine and Science. 2013; 6 (3): 158-162.

Wilson, William. Sugar Addiction: Is it Real? A Narrative Review. British Journal of Sports Medicine. 2017; 097971.

Wilson, William. “Brain Drain”. 350-page book outlining the connection between diet and brain function. 2019.

PRESENTATIONS

Hypothalamic Pituitary Dysfunction and Chronic Disease. American College for the Advancement of Medicine (ACAM). Annual Conference, Orlando, Florida. 2004.

Applied Neuroscience and More Effective Use of Psychotropic Medications in Primary Care. Northstar Medical Conference, Duluth, Minnesota. 2005.

Clinical Neurobiology and Chronic Disease—Making the Connection. NeuroScience Conference, Santa Monica, California. 2004.

Hypothalamic Pituitary Dysfunction and Clinical Neurobiology. Primary Care Conference, Sao Palo, Brazil. 2002.

Clinical Neurobiology and Primary Care—Bridging the Gap. NeuroScience Conference, Houston,

Texas. 2003.

Hypothalmic Pituitary Dysfunction and Primary Care. NeuroScience Conference. Asheville, North Carolina. 2004.

Gut and Brain Connection: A New Look. Biomedical Advances of Autism Conference. Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts. Aug 2013.

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Personal Interests

Writing and blogging about the connection between diet and brain function.

Exercising including race walking, biking and weight lifting.

Traveling to our homes in Greece, Tarpons Springs Florida and Mazatlan Mexico.

Enjoying our four-year old daughter Rafaella.

Cooking and eating a Mediterranean style diet.

Gardening.

Fishing.

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