Fairbanks Anesthesia Staff: Dr. David Flory

David Flory, MD
Education and Training Undergraduate: 1983-87 University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY BS, Microbiology Medical: 1989-95 University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO MD Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society Honors: Anesthesia, Cardiology, Radiology, Psychiatry, Microanatomy, Internal Medicine, Family Medicine Internship: 1995-96 Saint Joseph Hospital, Denver, CO Internal Medicine Residency: 1996-99 University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO Chief Resident-Outstanding Resident of the Year Award Katie Wood Memorial Award for Outstanding Clinical Performance Anesthesiology Additional: 1987-89 University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY. Department of Molecular Biology MS, Immunology 1989-93 University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO Department of Pharmacology Ph.D., Analytical Chemistry
Work History 8/99-present: Fairbanks Memorial Hospital, Fairbanks, AK.
Interests and Community Involvement I was born and raised in Wyoming where I attended undergraduate as well as graduate school. I was married while attending school in Wyoming and my wife and I moved to Denver so I could attend medical school as well as further graduate school. After graduating with my Medical as well as my Doctor of Philosophy degree in Analytical Chemistry, we remained in Colorado where I received my training in Anesthesiology. During our time in Denver, we witnessed the Columbine tragedy and I personally cared for 2 of the students wounded on the day of the shooting. This violence combined with our love of the outdoors brought us to Fairbanks to live and work. While in Denver, we spent a lot of time volunteering for charitable groups as well as our son's school. This involvement is continuing in Fairbanks as we have just finished our first season as soccer coaches and are starting our involvement in a new school system. My philosophy of anesthesia care is that I work for the patient and the patient's family. Most patients I speak to are more worried about their "going to sleep" than the surgery itself. They can rest assured that they are receiving the best care and attention before, during and after their anesthesia that can be found anywhere.

David Flory, MD

Education and Training

Undergraduate: 1983-87
University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY
BS, Microbiology

Medical: 1989-95
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO
MD
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society
Honors: Anesthesia, Cardiology, Radiology, Psychiatry, Microanatomy, Internal Medicine, Family Medicine

Internship: 1995-96
Saint Joseph Hospital, Denver, CO
Internal Medicine

Residency: 1996-99
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO
Chief Resident-Outstanding Resident of the Year Award
Katie Wood Memorial Award for Outstanding Clinical Performance
Anesthesiology

Additional: 1987-89
University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY.
Department of Molecular Biology
MS, Immunology

1989-93
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO
Department of Pharmacology
Ph.D., Analytical Chemistry

Work History

8/99-present: Fairbanks Memorial Hospital, Fairbanks, AK.

Interests and Community Involvement

I was born and raised in Wyoming where I attended undergraduate as well as graduate school. I was married while attending school in Wyoming and my wife and I moved to Denver so I could attend medical school as well as further graduate school. After graduating with my Medical as well as my Doctor of Philosophy degree in Analytical Chemistry, we remained in Colorado where I received my training in Anesthesiology. During our time in Denver, we witnessed the Columbine tragedy and I personally cared for 2 of the students wounded on the day of the shooting. This violence combined with our love of the outdoors brought us to Fairbanks to live and work. While in Denver, we spent a lot of time volunteering for charitable groups as well as our son's school. This involvement is continuing in Fairbanks as we have just finished our first season as soccer coaches and are starting our involvement in a new school system.

My philosophy of anesthesia care is that I work for the patient and the patient's family. Most patients I speak to are more worried about their "going to sleep" than the surgery itself. They can rest assured that they are receiving the best care and attention before, during and after their anesthesia that can be found anywhere.

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