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Our Practice |
Care Philosophy:
Compassionate, progressive, one on one care for women of all ages is our philosophy. Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery is emphasized. Both low and high risk pregnancies are welcome. I want to be your doctor for life.
Specialties:
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Insurance and Hospital Affiliations:
Most HMO and PPO insurances accepted. Medicaid for existing patients only. Call our office for more info.
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Who is Paul Walter Daum, MD? |
I am a 52 year old family man. My wife of 23 years, Brenda, is a pharmacist who is presently working at Adams Pharmacy, Red Oak Drug, and The Prescription Shop in Waxahachie.
Our children are growing up rapidly. Lindsay is 20 and attending Boston College, where she is a Senior. Our son Brian, 19, is in his Junior year at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. Lindsay is studying philosophy and analytic psychology with an eye toward law school. Brian is studying business and is a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
After living 19 years in DeSoto, we moved to north Dallas to be closer to our children's high schools, and we now reside in Mansfield, having relocated there in January of 2006.
I was born and raised in Independence, Kansas. My family moved to Alvin, Texas in 1970, where I finished high school. My college time was spent in the Texas hill country at Texas Lutheran College. Since 1976 I have lived in the Dallas area, and consider myself a true Texan.
Although I was raised as a Missouri Synod Lutheran, I fell in love with a Catholic girl. The Episcopal Church has offered us a perfect solution. Our children were confirmed at Good Shepherd in Cedar Hill.
I am committed to the preservation of the private practice of medicine. I have steadfastly resisted the trend toward group practice and the use of physician assistants and nurse practitioners. Much of my joy in practicing medicine is derived from the relationships I develop with my patients. I am privileged have many of my original patients from 1984 still call me their doctor.
In my free time I enjoy playing golf, fishing, and landscape gardening. Watching things grow and creating beauty in and around my home is very rewarding.
My family and I are looking forward to the opening of the new Methodist Mansfield Medical Center, and moving south again. I firmly believe that the new hospital will offer superb care to my patients. I look forward to participating in the hospital medical staff leadership. I am truly excited and am anxiously awaiting the grand opening in December 2006.
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Our Staff |
Julie (R.N.) - Office Nurse for 18 years, Certified Lactation Consultant.
Doris - Insurance Specialist
Rebeca - Receptionist
Amy - Medical Assistant
Malisa - Insurance, Front Office
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Background for Dr. Daum |
Education
Alvin High School, Alvin Texas
Texas Lutheran College, Seguin, Texas, Magna Cum Laude Chemistry
UT Southwestern Medical Center, graduation 1980
Post Doctoral Training
St. Paul Hospital, Dallas, Texas
Internship and Residency 1980 through 1984
Licensure and Board Certification
Licensure: Texas
Board Certification: American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1987
Recertification 1997
Academic & Administrative Appointments
Chairman, OB Gyn Department, Methodist Charlton Med Center, 2003 to 2005
Medical Staff President, Charlton Methodist Hospital, 1996-1997
Chairman Department of Ob-Gyn, Charlton Methodist Hospital, 1992-1994
Physician Board of Directors and Chairman of Credentialing, Dallas Methodist Physician Network, 1992-1997
Charlton Methodist Hospital Board of Trustees, 1995-1998
Hospital Appointments
Methodist Charlton Medical Center, Methodist Mansfield Medical Center, Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Memberships, Offices and Committee Appointments
Dallas County Medical Society
TEXPAC
AMA
Awards & Honors
National Merit Scholarship Finalist and Scholarship recipient
Outstanding Freshman Chemistry Student, Texas Lutheran College
Scholars Program Texas Lutheran College
BS Chemistry Magna cum laude
Most Outstanding Performance, residency training examination, St. Paul Hospital, 1982
Directors Award, St. Paul Hospital, 1984
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