Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
With many years experience in clinical medicine, utilizing those skills in direct and consultative methods is a consistent goal. Under his pen name (Paul Davis MD) he writes mystery novels and relevant, easy to understand health books. He lectures internationally and enjoys being able to share his knowledge. He believes strongly that humor is good medicine.
Medical director, Occupational Medicine Department. Clinical and off site evaluations of work related issues for employees of over 850 major and minor public & private sector employers across Canada with many in the greater Toronto area. Administrative, program, and policy issues, IME's, disability/return to work evaluations (time loss reviews), and rehabilitation. Coordination of referrals to various specialists, certified MRO work, designated Immigration examiner, PEP’s, surveillance, CAME Aviation & MOT physicals. Part time OHIP/Work Injury Clinic on hands work. Procedures and policy development following plant tours worldwide. Development of national Occupational Health programs.
International medical volunteer coordination, book publishing (Blewitt Pass Publishing), Physician locum placement, international health care consulting
International consulting and practice in Occupational Medicine/Health, healthcare facility development
This multicenter clinical group provided multifaceted Occupational Medicine, Urgent Care, and Travel Medicine throughout Seattle. Offices located in industrial, business and professional areas of the city and open 12/7. Occupational Medicine specialists and sub specialists in attendance with in house x-ray, lab, etc. Seattle's first Travel Medicine Clinic specialized in adressing the needs of those working in the international workplace. The clinics were networked with a worldwide group of clinics long before the internet flourished.