[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]From time to time, among our faithful clients, we receive inquiries about internship at our wellness center. We have recently accepted a very motivated and brilliant young man who is keenly interested in learning all about natural herbs, their applications and holistic approaches to health. As you will see from his personal bio below, he is properly balanced in his objectivity to learning about natural and pharmaceutical approaches in his pursuit towards a medical doctor degree. In doing so, he will be well equipped in dealing with health concerns from a causative and do-no-harm point of view.
We are privileged that he is open to accept from us a role of influence in his career. It is our belief, he is on the right track to becoming a new generation of doctors and health professionals that will do things “differently”. Hopefully in that process, we all would have played a small role in our attempt to improve the health and wellness of our local community and country one person at a time.
Jeff will be contributing to many wellness related blogs in the future on this site on a variety of important health topics relevant to everyone. So, stay tuned by checking back with us often….
Welcome Jeff to our team!
Jeff Riddle is a Medical Student in the MD program at The University of Texas – Southwestern, in Dallas. He is a 2008 graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nuclear Engineering and Radiation Health Physics. Since then, he has served for five years in the US Army as an Armored Cavalry officer, being directly responsible for the physical and mental combat readiness of over 100 soldiers in both US and overseas environments. After transitioning into medicine, he finished his active duty service as the assistant to the Brigade Surgeon of the 3rd US Cavalry Regiment, responsible for the prescriptions, appointments, and healthcare of over 4,500 soldiers. Jeff has also conducted research in concert with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that has been adopted into the operational procedures of West Point. In 2007, his team studied the biological health effects that would result from the detonation of a radiological bomb, and submitted recommendations for how to treat and mitigate them.
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