Jeremy Eaton, D.O., is an Assistant Dean for Clinical Education for Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences and is a Family Physician.
Dr. Eaton is a 2006 Touro California University College of Osteopathic Medicine graduate who completed his family medicine training at The University of Wyoming Family Practice Residency Program at Cheyenne in 2009. Additionally, he received a faculty teaching fellowship from the University of Washington in 2011.
After several years in private practice in Wyoming and Washington state, Dr. Eaton spent fourteen years at the Saint Peter Family Medicine Residency Program in Olympia, Washington, first as a core faculty member and then as the Associate Program Director. There, he oversaw accreditation and curriculum development and was the supervisor for fourth-year medical student rotations.
In his role as a Residency Educator, Dr. Eaton was integral in gaining early Osteopathic recognition from the ACGME/AOA and worked with both the WWAMI network and PNWU in spreading Osteopathic Principles and Practice to other residency programs for both basic education and Osteopathic recognition across the Northwest.
Dr. Eaton’s professional interests include full scope family medicine, OPP, POCUS, and medical informatics.
Personally, Dr. Eaton enjoys science fiction and fantasy novels, outdoor projects, running, and a myriad of other hobbies that change from year to year.