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Dr. Grewell is a board certified family physician, in clinical practice from 1988 until 2021, 8 years in private practice and 25 years with the Billings Clinic. He has been part-time faculty of the Montana Family Medicine Residency (MFMR) in Billings, Montana, since 2013, and was the director of Osteopathic education/Osteopathic recognition pathway in this program until 2020. He is a retired Army National guard veteran-8 years enlisted, 4 years as a warrant officer army aviator, then 16 years commissioned and senior flight surgeon, medical company commander, retiring as a LTC. He has been actively involved with the Montana Osteopathic Medical Association (MOMA) for 34 years, including as an officer, CME program director, and, for the last 13 years, as MOMA’s executive director. He has also been involved with the AOA’s house of delegates as a delegate from Montana for many years.
Eric Noel received his BA in Biology at Carroll College in Helena and is currently completing his MD at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine in Albuquerque. He is currently a PGY4 resident with the University of Washington Psychiatry Residency Program – Montana Track.
In medical school, Eric served as the Region 7 Chair for the Psychiatry Student Interest Group Network. He also volunteers for the Albuquerque Opportunity Center, a non-profit homeless men’s overnight shelter. During his undergraduate career, he worked as a Mental Health Technician and volunteered at Rocky Mountain Home Health and Hospice Care. As a Psychiatrist, he is hoping to work with at-risk and underserved populations. Eric enjoys road trips, national parks, reading philosophy, theatre, and wildlife and nature photography.
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