David Matthews

David Matthews has a diverse work experience in the medical field. David worked as a Pediatrician at multiple organizations, including Olympia Pediatrics, Northwest Pediatric Center, The Children's Clinic, Apache Drive Children's Clinic, and Kaiser Permanente. At Kaiser Permanente, they served as the Chief of Pediatrics at the Stockton facility, where they had administrative responsibilities and oversaw the construction of the department's workspace. David also worked as the Director of the Continuity Clinic at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, where they oversaw residents' primary care experience and implemented a patient interviewing module. More recently, they were an Administrative Consultant and the Interim Medical Director at David'sHouse of Hope and Faith in South Sudan for Harvesters Reaching the Nations. David played a crucial role in evaluating and reopening their women's and children's hospital. Overall, David has focused on providing high-quality pediatric care, utilizing technology, and improving patient satisfaction throughout their career.

David Matthews completed their Associate of Science degree in Biology from Rochester University in 1973. David then pursued their Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Harding University, which they completed in 1977. Following that, they attended the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, where they obtained their Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree in 1981. As part of their medical education, David completed a Pediatric Residency program from 1981 to 1984 at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.