Schwartz has authored numerous book chapter publications, as well as dozens of Pubmed referenced journal articles regarding shoulder surgery as well as a handful of articles published in the French Orthopaedic literature. Schwartz was involved with chiefly complex shoulder reconstruction, and performed thousands of shoulder replacement operations.ĭr. Schwartz returned to the United States and completed an ASES (American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons) accredited fellowship in Tampa, Florida with Drs. Schwartz to perform multiple other challenging arthroscopic surgery around the shoulder with increased ease. The technical knowledge required to do this allows Dr. Schwartz has the very unique ability to perform an arthroscopic latarjet for shoulder instability, which is a complex shoulder surgery most shoulder surgeons perform open (via a large incision). He spent one year in Annecy and Nice, France working with the world renowned surgeons Laurent Lafosse and Pascal Boileau learning advanced arthroscopic techniques. Schwartz is completely board certified (a diplomate of the ABOS – American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery), is a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, and a member of the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons Society. This is remarkable because while not every graduate from residency goes on to perform a fellowship, fewer take two years off for training, and even fewer take two years off to study the same anatomical area or specialty. Dr Schwartz’s dedication to patient care and passion to perfecting his surgical skills led him to complete not one but two years of fellowship in shoulder and elbow surgery.

He then returned to Northwestern University and completed his residency in Orthopaedic Surgery. Alpha Omega Alpha – a national honor society for the top medical students. Daniel Grant Schwartz stayed in the Chicago area and went to Rush Medical College where he graduated with his M.D. My graduate training in testing was steeped in the psycho-dynamic tradition and it significantly informs my approach to psychological testing, integrated with the rigor of empirically supported testing data.After completing his undergraduate studies in European History at Northwestern University, Dr. I also have a strong interest, and much experience, in conducting psychological testing that focuses on assessing personality and psychological functioning. My early interest was in infancy and the formative power of the infant-parent relationship, and I trained quite early in both attachment theory and infant/parent psychotherapy and these strands of work also have greatly influenced my development as a therapist. My training in psychoanalysis greatly informs my clinical work and I have always been drawn to the insights the various dynamic approaches have added to our discipline. Following my graduation from the Florida Psychoanalytic Institute in January of 2003, I also have seen adults in psychoanalysis. Prior to moving to Santa Barbara, I was engaged in the practice of psychology for twenty-three years in South Florida, working with children, adolescents and adults in psychotherapy.

I have experience in teaching doctoral students regarding psychological testing and psychotherapy at both Antioch University where I was both Department Chair and Director of Clinical Training and I continue to work as an Adjunct faculty member at the Pacifica Graduate Institute and California Lutheran University.

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