Walter Forred, MD
Undergraduate School: University of South Dakota
Medical School: University of South Dakota / University of Kansas
Residency: Hayes Army Community Hospital, Fort Ord, California
Clinical Interests: Geriatrics, Aviation Medicine, Surgery, Orthopedics, Practice Management
I practiced “cradle to grave medicine” in a small rural community of 1,700 people in southern Kansas for 13 years. I then transitioned to geriatric medicine with practices as a geriatrician in a multispecialty medicine group and a consultation geriatrics practice.
In 1998 I joined the faculty at the University of Missouri Kansas City as the Director of the Family Practice Residency, where I continued my interest in caring for the underserved. In 2002, I became the Program Director at PBH Family Medicine Residency.
Throughout my career I have been involved in medical education as a medical school faculty member and clinical preceptor. I am active in the American Academy of Family Physicians at the state and national level and am a Fellow of the American Geriatrics Society and the American Academy of Family Physicians.
My wife, Dana, and I have three children and two grandchildren. I like flying, travel and cooking.
Strengths: Married to Dana. Weaknesses: Hate to exercise, love to eat.
Medical School: University of South Dakota / University of Kansas
Residency: Hayes Army Community Hospital, Fort Ord, California
Clinical Interests: Geriatrics, Aviation Medicine, Surgery, Orthopedics, Practice Management
I practiced “cradle to grave medicine” in a small rural community of 1,700 people in southern Kansas for 13 years. I then transitioned to geriatric medicine with practices as a geriatrician in a multispecialty medicine group and a consultation geriatrics practice.
In 1998 I joined the faculty at the University of Missouri Kansas City as the Director of the Family Practice Residency, where I continued my interest in caring for the underserved. In 2002, I became the Program Director at PBH Family Medicine Residency.
Throughout my career I have been involved in medical education as a medical school faculty member and clinical preceptor. I am active in the American Academy of Family Physicians at the state and national level and am a Fellow of the American Geriatrics Society and the American Academy of Family Physicians.
My wife, Dana, and I have three children and two grandchildren. I like flying, travel and cooking.
Strengths: Married to Dana. Weaknesses: Hate to exercise, love to eat.
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