Board Certification

  • Psychiatry

Education

Internship and Residency

St Vincent’s Medical Center
Staten Island, New York

Medical School

University of Health Sciences
Osteopathic Medicine
Kansas City, Missouri

Undergraduate School

Bachelor of Science at Wilkes University
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania

Personal Interests

In 2001, my family moved to Statesboro.  I chose this community for its blend of small-town friendly atmosphere, a growing economy, and thriving university.  I love the ‘Boro and have renovated an office on “The Blue Mile” as part of the downtown revitalization project. My family sponsors the Farmer’s Market Turkey Trot and the Averitt Center for the Arts.  I have three amazingly talented children.  As a hobby, I enjoy being with my family, reading, and regular exercise.  My passion for fitness translates to my practice philosophy and I incorporate fitness and healthy eating habits in my patient care. My greatest thrill however, is as an instrument-rated private pilot. I enjoy flying for Angel flight, a nonprofit organization helping sick families from rural communities access highly specialized medical care in distant hospitals.

Biography

My dedication is to my patients and providing the highest quality care possible. I regularly attend continuing education courses to build upon my experience and my ability to deliver psychiatric care with remarkable efficiency and effectiveness. I have received specialty training in depression and anxiety in addition to attention deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity. I am a Board Certified Psychiatrist with the American College of Osteopathic Neurologist and Psychiatrists which provides me with year-round continuing education opportunities with at least 50-75 Continued Medical education classes every year. I am currently licensed to practice medicine in the state Georgia and Florida.

After graduation, I was able to choose where I wanted to practice. Statesboro was the perfect location, where I could provide care in an environment where patient care can still be the number one goal of practicing medicine. In addition, I have been the Medical Director for two outpatient programs throughout the last decade, helping hundreds of people in this under-served area gain access to mental health care. Currently I am the Medical Director of an inpatient psychiatric unit in Swainsboro, specializing in the needs of the area’s elderly.

I am also a Staff Psychiatrist at Willingway Hospital providing care for dual-diagnosis addiction and mental health patients. As part of my dedication to providing care to a broader range of people, I accept almost all health insurances including Medicare, Medicaid and Tricare.

My staff and I look forward to serving you in our wonderful new home.

Dr. David P. Samuels