About Dr. Hugo Rodier

 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND MEMBERSHIPS

 

Pioneer Clinic - Draper, Utah (2000-present)

Medical Director with an integrative approach. Works with medical doctors, nurse practitioners, dietitians, psychologists, chiropractics and physical therapist. Modalities include massage, myofacial release, meditation, acupuncture, energy medicine and biofeedback.

 

University of Utah, School of Medicine – Salt Lake City, Utah (2002-present)

Adjunct professor of Family and Preventive Medicine (Social/ Integrative Medicine) and member of the School of Medicine Admissions Committee.

 

University of Utah– Salt Lake City, Utah (2004-present)

Adjunct professor Department of Foods and Nutrition.

Adjunct professor College of Health

 

Touro University Nevada College of Osteopathic Medicine (2007-present)

Adjunct Faculty, Department of Clinical Education; Nutrition.

 

Medecin Agree par le Consulat Francais (2007-present)

Physician for French citizens in Utah.

 

University of Utah Department of Health Promotion and Education

Advisory board member, 2008-present

 

Integrative Health Network – Salt Lake City, Utah (2004-present)

Board member of integrative community physicians network.

 

Utah Medical Association – Salt Lake City, Utah (2002-present)

Member of Editorial Board, House of Delegates Representative and Chairman Environmental/Public Health Committee

 

Healthcare Vision 2010-Salt Lake City, Utah (2007-present)

Committee member for Utah Hospital Association-led initiative to improve health care

 

“Integrative Health Radio”, KDYL 1030 AM – Salt Lake City, Utah (1999-present)

Radio host for integrative health talk radio. Saturday 1000AM, MT

 

"Integrative Health Newsletter" – Salt Lake City, Utah (1998-present)

Editor of monthly newsletter on integrative medicine.

 

"William Rhea Foundation"- Orlando, Florida (2004-present)

Medical Director for National Organization promoting Children's health issues. 

 

American Academy Environmental Medicine – Wichita, Kansas (1997-present)

Member and radio representative.

 

Physicians for Social Responsibility – Washington, D.C. (2003-present)

Member in 1985 Nobel Peace Prize winning organization

 

Alta View Hospital - Salt Lake City, Utah

Chairman of Family Practice staff from 1994 to 1996.

 

National Health Service Corps, Eskimo Program - Dillingham, Alaska (1987-1989)

Physician serving underserved Eskimo population. Think "Northern Exposure." 

 

EDUCATION

  • Residency, 1987, University of Washington School of Medicine, Boise Family Practice.
  • Internship, 1985, Baylor College of Medicine.
  • Medical Doctor, 1984, University of Utah School of Medicine, Family Practice Honors.
  • Post graduate Washington University School of Medicine, Health Administration.
  • B.S., Brigham Young University,Major Zoology. Cum Laude.
  • A.D., 1975, Ricks College.Emphasis Psychology. Magna Cum Laude.
  • Nampa, Idaho Highschool graduate, 1971. 

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

  • Utah Medical Association "Adopt a School" program: Rosepark Elementary, 2007-present.
  • Volunteer Homeless clinic, 1993-1997. Utah State Health Department.
  • Member Kanzeon Zen Center, Salt Lake City, Utah.
  • Board Member of Trustees Unitarian Universalist Society, 1995-1996. Midvale, Utah.
  • LDS Missionary, 1972-1974; Cuban-Puerto Rico program, Florida South Mission.

LANGUAGES

  • Native Spanish speaker, born in Chile.
    • Teacher at Missionary Training Center, BYU, 1977-1979.
  • Fluent in French (paternal ancestry). 
    • President “Alliance Francaise,” Salt Lake City chapter, 1993-1996.
    • Teacher for health care workers in Rwanda Civil War, 1994.
    • Medecin Agree par le Consulat Francais, 2007-present.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

  • Relief Aid Bombay, India, 1996; Prasaad Project, New York, New York.
  • Relief Aid Rwanda/Zaire, 1994: Northwest Medical Team, Portland, Oregon.
  • Relief Aid Somalia/Kenya, 1993: Northwest Medical Team, Portland, Oregon.