Bio
Daniel Farmer, DO is a graduate of WVSOM. He holds his BS and MS in Exercise Physiology at West Virginia University later completing residency in Internal Medicine. He became an internist and hospitalist at WVU Ruby Memorial Hospital. While he enjoyed the complexity of illness within Hospital Medicine, his commitment to holistic care based on his osteopathic training sent him back to school for a fellowship in Addiction Medicine at WVU. Dr. Farmer has been on WVU faculty since 2014. He is both Medical Director at WVU Medicine Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute’s Center for Hope and Healing Residential Treatment Center for ASAM 3.7 and 3.5 levels of care and for the Practitioner Health Committee ensuring wellness of providers working for WVU. He is the lead clinician with Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute’s Addictions Research Team currently evaluating low-intensity focused ultrasound and its effect on cravings and mood experienced with substance use disorders.