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Ted Armstrong MD

About

Theodore Armstrong, MD

I'm a board certified Emergency Medicine physician, with over 13 years of experience in the field. However, my interest in psychophysiologic disorders is personal. Several years ago, I developed chronic pain after a shoulder surgery. This was also during a very stressful time in my life for other personal and professional reasons, and long story short I developed chronic pain in my right shoulder which eventually spread to multiple other areas of my body. The symptoms became a major detriment to my quality of life, and were not responsive to normal treatments. I literally didn't feel like myself anymore. Realizing something unusual was going on, I eventually came across theories of mind-body medicine which I successfully used to diagnose and treat my own problems. Once virtually disabled, I am now back to an avid level of surfing and backpacking, and most importantly fully present and interactive with my family. I am passionate to share these newfound insights with patients, assisting them on their own healing journey.

Work Experience

Mind-Body Wellness Consultant

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Emergency Medicine Attending Physician

Vituity

Kaiser Permanente

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Urgent Care Physician

Dignity Health

Flight Physician

Mercy Air

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Emergency Medicine Resident

University of California San Diego

Transitional Year Intern

Scripps Mercy Hospital

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Predoctoral Research Fellow

Doris Duke Clinical Research Fellowship Washington University

Education, Licensure & Certifications

Washington University School of Medicine​

Saint Louis, MO

MD, MA in Clinical Research

Montana State University

Bozeman, MT​

BS in Physics​

Board Certified in Emergency Medicine

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Licensed by Medical Board - California

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DEA X-Waiver

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Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT)

Pain Psychology Center, Los Angeles, CA

Research & Publications

Sweet PH, Armstrong T, Chen J, Masliah E, Witucki P. Fatal pulmonary embolism update: 10 years of autopsy experience at an

academic medical center. JRSM Short Rep. 2013 Jul 30;4(9)

Armstrong TN, Dale AM, Al-Lozi MT, Franzblau A, Evanoff BA. Median and Ulnar Nerve Conduction Studies at the Wrist: Criterion Validity of the NC-Stat Automated Device. J Occ Environ Med. 2008 Jul; 50(7): 758-764.

Armstrong TN, Dale AM, Franzblau A, Evanoff BA. Risk Factors for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Median Neuropathy in a

Working Population. J Occ Environ Med. 2008 Dec;50(12):1355-64.

Rock Maze

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Free 15 min Consultation

for chronic pain and other psychophysiologic (mind-body) syndromes

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