Dr. David Treece, MD is a Pediatrician (Kids / Children Specialist) - Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine practicing in Danbury, CT
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| University | Degree | Focus | Graduated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oh State University College of Medicine, Columbus Oh | Other Degree | 1986 | |
| Ohio State University / College of Medicine | Medical Degree | 1986 |
| Institution | Focus | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Internship - Wilford Hall Usaf Medical Center | 1987 | |
| Residency - Wilford Hall Medical Center Aetc, Pediatrics | Not Specified | |
| Residency - Wilford Hall Usaf Medical Ctr | 1987 | |
| Residency - Wilford Hall Medical Center (AETC) Program | Not Specified |
| Certification | Cert. Body | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Pediatrics | Pediatrics | Not Specified |
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Pediatrics
Years In Practice: 32 (started in 1993)
Accepts New Patients: Yes
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“Saved my Son”
Dr. Treece was on staff at David Grant Medical Center at Travis AFB in 1993 when my wife gave C section birth to our son at 25.5 weeks gestation. He weighed 1 lb 11 oz. Dr. Treece gave my wife and I assurance he would do all he could to make our son's prognosis the best to be expected. He out did himself. I never had an opportunity to share with the good Doctor how our son turned out, but now some 22 years later, I find this on the web and wish to say Thank You for a job well done. Our son has autism, hearing loss, and other conditions, but he is the best child any parent could hope for. Thank you, Doc!
Comment - “ Saved my Son ”
Dr. Treece was on staff at David Grant Medical Center at Travis AFB in 1993 when my wife gave C section birth to our son at 25.5 weeks gestation. He weighed 1 lb 11 oz. Dr. Treece gave my wife and I assurance he would do all he could to make our son's prognosis the best to be expected. He out did himself. I never had an opportunity to share with the good Doctor how our son turned out, but now some 22 years later, I find this on the web and wish to say Thank You for a job well done. Our son has autism, hearing loss, and other conditions, but he is the best child any parent could hope for. Thank you, Doc!