Terrence E. Steyer, M.D.

Office address: 9298 Medical Plaza Dr.; Charleston, SC 29406 Telephone/Fax: (843) 876-7080 / (843) 876-7111 (Fax) Email address: steyerte@musc.edu Departmental and administrative position(s): Program Director, Transitional Year Residency Assistant Professor of Family Medicine

Education / Training:

College: BS in Mathematics, Allegheny College, 1990, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa
MD: Case Western Reserve University, 1994
Residency: Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, 1995-98, Chief Resident, 97-98
Fellowship: Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar, University of Michigan, 1998-2000
University of Michigan Faculty Development Institute, 1999-2000

Courses Taught:

Introduction to Clinical Reasoning, College of Medicine
Preceptor in Family Medicine Residency

Positions in academic / professional groups:

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Legislative Affairs Committee Chair and Board of Directors member
Academic Family Medicine Organizations, Convener, Legislative Affairs Subcommittee
American Academy of Family Physicians
Academy Health
North American Primary Care Research Group

Selected honors / awards:

Allegheny Valley School District Hall of Fame
Fellow, American Academy of Family Physicians
New UFM Faculty of the Year Award for Excellence and Dedication to Quality Resident Education
Best Doctors in America

Research / academic / clinical interests:

Preventive medicine, integrative medicine
Medical education and leadership development

Selected or recent publications:

Steyer, TE. “Talking with your Patients about Complementary Medicine: A Primer.” Family Practice Management.

Steyer TE, Ravenell R, Morrison EH, Mainous AG III, Blue AV, Chessman AC. “The Role of Medical Students in National Curricular Reform Projects.” {Research Letter.} Family Medicine.

Steyer TE, King DE, Mainous AG, Gilbert GE. “The Use of Vitamins and Nutritional Supplements for the Treatment and Prevention of Hypercholesterolemia.”

Steyer TE, Ravenell R, Mainous AG, Blue AV. “The Role of Medical Students in Curriculum Committees.” Teaching and Learning in Medicine.

Bradford WD, Kleit AN, Nietert PJ, Steyer TE, McIlwain T, and Ornstein S. The Impact of Direct to Consumer Television Advertising for Prescription Drugs on Physician Prescribing Behavior for the Treatment for Osteoarthritis. Health Affairs. In press.