Jeremy R. Stoddart, MD

Languages Spoken: English

Jeremy Stoddart, MD, Assistant Professor (Clinical), earned his medical degree at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He completed his psychiatry residency with the University of Washington in the advanced clinician track in Seattle, WA and Boise, ID. After years with UW and the Family Medicine Residency of Idaho where he trained FM and psychiatry residents in outpatient mental health care, he completed a fellowship in sleep medicine at the University of Utah. He is board certified in Psychiatry and Sleep Medicine by the ABPN.

Prior clinical work has involved application of the University of Washington's integrated care model, focusing on delivering high value care to underserved and refugee populations. He has worked in corrections and provided care for inmates in multiple prisons throughout Idaho using state of the art telemedicine. As part of the University’s clinical faculty, he shares his time between the University of Utah’s Sleep Wake Center and Huntsman Mental Health Institute outpatient clinics downtown and in Park City and is eager to further explore the clinical overlap between sleep and psychiatry and how these two aspects of health can be optimally managed in our community.

Jeremy Stoddart, MD, Assistant Professor (Clinical), earned his medical degree at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He completed his psychiatry residency with the University of Washington in the advanced clinician track in Seattle, WA and Boise, ID. After years with UW and the Family Medicine Residency of Idaho where he trained FM and psychiatry residents in outpatient mental health care, he completed a fellowship in sleep medicine at the University of Utah. He is board certified in Psychiatry and Sleep Medicine by the ABPN.

Prior clinical work has involved application of the University of Washington's integrated care model, focusing on delivering high value care to underserved and refugee populations. He has worked in corrections and provided care for inmates in multiple prisons throughout Idaho using state of the art telemedicine. As part of the University’s clinical faculty, he shares his time between the University of Utah’s Sleep Wake Center and Huntsman Mental Health Institute outpatient clinics downtown and in Park City and is eager to further explore the clinical overlap between sleep and psychiatry and how these two aspects of health can be optimally managed in our community.