In his free time, Dr. Muth enjoys geocaching, hiking, camping, mountain scrambling and family activities.
| University | Degree | Focus | Graduated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine | Medical Degree | 1983 |
| Institution | Focus | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Fellowship - University/AZ Prog, Tucson, AZ,, Infectious Diseases | 1991 | |
| Internship - University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics CORVALLIS | Not Specified | |
| Internship - U/WI Prog, Madison, WI, | Internal Medicine | 1983 |
| Residency - University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics | Not Specified | |
| Residency - University of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals | 1984 |
| Certification | Cert. Body | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Internal medicine Sub-Specialty: Infectious Disease | Internal Medicine | Not Specified |
Sub-Specialty: Infectious Disease | Internal Medicine | Not Specified |
William Muth, MD has not yet indicated the hospitals that he is affiliated with.
Years In Practice: 35 (started in 1990)
Accepts New Patients: No
William Muth, MD has not yet listed the medications that he commonly prescribes.
William Muth, MD has not yet added any information about his practice's billing policies and payment options.
“Dr Muth saved my husbands life.”
My husband was diagnosed with ADS/HIV. Thank God that Dr Muth was on call that day, he came to the hospital and told my husband that he is very sick. His viral load was one million, and his CD4 was three We didn't think that he would make it. When my husband got out of the hospital they sent him to twin oaks. When he came home we would go see Dr Muth at least once a week, he put my husband on a cocktail of medicine, some worked some didn't. He referred us to Dr Sarah at ohsu, she added some pills. My husband viral load today is non detectable and his white cells are 272. We all played a part in getting my husband well, but we feel that Dr Muth saved his life.
Comment - “ Dr Muth saved my husbands life. ”
My husband was diagnosed with ADS/HIV. Thank God that Dr Muth was on call that day, he came to the hospital and told my husband that he is very sick. His viral load was one million, and his CD4 was three We didn't think that he would make it. When my husband got out of the hospital they sent him to twin oaks. When he came home we would go see Dr Muth at least once a week, he put my husband on a cocktail of medicine, some worked some didn't. He referred us to Dr Sarah at ohsu, she added some pills. My husband viral load today is non detectable and his white cells are 272. We all played a part in getting my husband well, but we feel that Dr Muth saved his life.