Daniel Whitley, MD

I choose to become a doctor because I enjoy working with people to solve problems. Disease is the problem of a patient's health, which affects their quality of life. My task is to identify the problem, present solutions to the patient and to find the best solution for each individual patient. My philosophy of care is to involve the patient to determine the diagnosis and possible solutions. I don't like when doctors give a prescription and then say "lets see what happens". I like to outline a multiple-step plan of action with the patient's understanding and input. Then that plan may be altered based upon new information. I'm an active person who indulges in hobbies such as hunting, fishing and golfing. I also appreciate spending time with my family; although all three of my daughters are grown, my wife and I are beginning to experience the joys of being grandparents.

I choose to become a doctor because I enjoy working with people to solve problems. Disease is the problem of a patient's health, which affects their quality of life. My task is to identify the problem, present solutions to the patient and to find the best solution for each individual patient. My philosophy of care is to involve the patient to determine the diagnosis and possible solutions. I don't like when doctors give a prescription and then say "lets see what happens". I like to outline a multiple-step plan of action with the patient's understanding and input. Then that plan may be altered based upon new information. I'm an active person who indulges in hobbies such as hunting, fishing and golfing. I also appreciate spending time with my family; although all three of my daughters are grown, my wife and I are beginning to experience the joys of being grandparents.