Dr. Steven Smith received his Medical Degree from Creighton University
in Omaha in 1991. After the completion of his Residency through the University
of Colorado Health Sciences Center in 1994, Dr. Smith was Board Certified
in Family Medicine. His Family Medicine Residency was ranked in the top
4 nationwide and the chairman, Dr. Larry Green, later became the chief
adviser to President Bill Clinton for primary health care administration
under the ASPN model. He practiced in Denver for the next five years and
was an active Clinical Faculty Member for the University of Colorado School
of Medicine teaching Medical students and Residents.
Dr. Smith has been actively practicing Family Medicine for the past 20
years. His special areas of interest are orthopedics, skin and wound care,
and promotion of the core health of all family members. He has additional
training in autism spectrum disorders from the UCSB Bob and Lynn Koegel
Institute for autism research. He collaborated with a local behavioral
therapist, Dr. Benjamin Todd Eller, Ph.D., on a joint project with Baby
First television regarding developmental delays in children, writing a
chapter in his book.
He enjoys spending time with his wife and 17 year old son and 19 year old
daughter. He is an avid guitar player as well as skier. He enjoys reading,
building computers and programing, classic car restoration, home improvement
projects, camping and spending time at the beach.