Board certified physician in physical medicine and rehabilitation, independent medical examinations, and life care planning. Interests include inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation with a focus on general rehab, CVA, TBI, amputation, multi-trauma, debility, musculoskeletal medicine, acute and chronic pain, OMT, and EMG/NCS.

• Performing independent medical examinations, disability examinations, and impairment ratings.
• Creating life care plans.
• Performing medical file reviews.

• Responsible for managing the medical and therapy care of patients in a 14 bed rehabilitation unit.
• Administrative duties included monthly medical director meetings, reviewing policy, and educating staff during quarterly meetings.
• Coordinating discharge planning with the patient, family, and rehab team
• Diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal disorders with OMT and conservative methods including injections, therapy and home exercise plans.
• Performing EMG/NCS.

• Diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal disorders with conservative methods.
• Responsible for direct patient care of acute and chronic conditions with an
  emphasis on preventative medicine.
• Researching and developing treatment protocols based on best medical evidence.

• Working as an in-house physician at Carswell Federal Medical Center, female federal prison.
• Responsible for primary and emergency care for the inmate population.
• Assessing, diagnosing and treating acute and chronic illnesses,
• Performing hospital admissions and initial medical management.

• Diagnosing and treating patients suffering from fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome using conventional and integrative methods.
• Lecturing monthly to the general public about fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue to educate about conventional and integrative treatments.

• Completed a one-year teaching fellowship in Osteopathic Musculoskeletal
  Manipulation.

• “Stroke: Statistics, Types, Anatomy, and Prevention” Presentation at Capital Region Medical Center. 2023.
• “Upper and Lower Amputations and Effects on Function”. Presentation at Capital Region Medical Center. 2019.
• “The Rehabilitation Unit: Focus on Function” Presentation at Healthy Review Primary Care Seminar. 2013.
• “The Science of Connection” Presentation at Healthy Review Primary Care Seminar. 2012.
• “Nerve Conduction Study and Electromyography: When and Why to Order Them” Presentation at Capital Region Medical Center. 2011.
• “Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: An Integrative Approach” Presentation at Healthy Review Primary Care Seminar. 2011.
• “Inflammation: An Integrative Approach” Presentation at Healthy Review Primary Care Seminar. 2011.
• “Dual Diagnosis of Traumatic Spinal Cord and Brain injury: Analysis of Baylor Institute of Rehabilitation Data.” Presentation at Grand Rounds at Baylor Institute of Rehabilitation. 2008.
• “Traumatic Spinal Cord and Brain Injury: Implications for Pressure Sores.” AM Warren, DG Lancaster et al, Poster Presentation at the American Psychological Association. 2007.
• “Co-Morbid Traumatic Brain Injury and Spinal Cord Injury: A Comparison of Three Groups.” AM Warren, DG Lancaster et al, Poster Presentation at the American Spinal Injury Association. 2007
• “Correlates of Pressure Sore Occurrence During Inpatient SCI Rehabilitation.” AM Warren, DG Lancaster, et al Poster Presentation at the American Psychological Association. 2007.
• “Osteopathic Treatment of a 26 year-old Woman with Bell’s Palsy” DG Lancaster, WT Crow, JAOA; 2006;106. 5:285-289.
• “Osteopathic Treatment of a 26 year-old Woman with Bell’s Palsy” Presentation at AAO Convocation. 2003.