UNT Health physicians named 'Super Docs'

UNT Health physicians named ‘Super Docs’

December 5, 2008

Nine UNT Health physicians were chosen as "Texas Super Docs" for the December 2008 edition of Texas Monthly, on newsstands now.

More than 40,000 medical professionals across Texas were asked to nominate one or more doctors, other than themselves, for the list, based on the question, "If you needed medical care, which doctor would you choose?"

The list also includes Texas doctors who have received special recognition from their peers or demonstrated expertise in their specialties, based on the replies received from polled physicians.

UNT Health "Texas Super Docs" listed in the publication include

Kathleen Crowley, MD, Internal Medicine
Sam Buchanan Jr., DO, General Surgery (retired)
John Fling, MD, Allergy & Immunology
David Lichtman, MD, Orthopaedic Surgery
Arvind Nana, MD, Orthopaedic Surgery
Alan Podawiltz, DO, Psychiatry
Bernard Rubin, DO, Rheumatology
Russell Wagner, MD, Orthopaedic Surgery
Martin Weiss, DO, Cardiology

UNT Health is the physician practice for the UNT Health Science Center’s Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine. It is the largest multispecialty medical group in Fort Worth, composed of more than 150 physicians.

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