Name:
Thomas Albert Grugle
Business Address:
275 W. Campbell Road
Suite 121
Richardson, TX 75080
Birth Date:
May 25, 1958
Birthplace:
Cleveland, Ohio
Citizenship:
U.S.A.
B.S., Biology
University of Texas at Dallas
2601 Floyd Road
Richardson, Texas 75080
May 1980
Magna cum Laude
Graduate Degree:
Doctor of Medicine
Southwestern Medical School
5323 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, Texas 75235
May 1984
Internship:
Psychiatry
Naval Hospital
San Diego, California 78419-5200
June 1984 through June 1985
Residency:
Psychiatry
Timberlawn Psychiatric Hospital
4600 Samuell Blvd.
Dallas, Texas 75223
January 1990 through June 1993
Ensign, Inactive Duty: June 1981 through June 1984
Appointed as a Reserve Naval Officer and awarded National Health Professions Scholarship from U.S. Navy while attending medical school. Successfully completed Officer Indoctrination Course at the Naval Education and Training Center, Newport, Rhode Island, August, 1982.
Lieutenant, Active Duty: July 1984 through June 1988
Naval Hospital, San Diego, CA July 1984 through June 1985
Completed twelve month AMA approved internship with rotations in orthopedics, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, emergency medicine, neurology, internal medicine and psychiatry.
San Diego Naval Station Clinic August 1985 through September 1985
Functioned as a General Medical Officer in one of the largest naval stations in the world while awaiting transfer orders. Duties included active duty sick call, quality assurance, minor surgery clinic and emergency medicine.
Naval Hospital, Corpus Christi, Texas October 1985 through June 1988
Principal duties as Aviation Medical Officer in the Military Medicine Department, coordinating and providing comprehensive health care to the active duty personnel assigned to this training Naval Air Station. Collateral duties included providing physician coverage in the hospital’s level II emergency room, medical care for the inmates of the Navy Brig, preventive health services and acute medical care to the civilian work force of the Corpus Christi Army Depot (the largest helicopter repair facility in the world), as well as the development and implementation of a comprehensive quality assurance program for the department. Active member of the Pharmacy and Therapeutics, Medical Records Review, and Military Physical Readiness committees of the hospital.
Lieutenant, Inactive Reserve July 1988 through September 1988
Honorably discharged from Naval Service on September 9, 1988.
Texas State Board of Medical Examiners
Texas Department of Public Safety
Narcotics Division
Drug Enforcement Administration
Specialty Board Certification
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
board certfifed in Psychiatry
certficate number 41713
National Registry of Certified Group Psychotherapists
founder, April 30, 1995
Special Training and Qualifications
Aviation Medical Officer School
Naval Aerospace Medical Institute
Pensacola, Florida
August 1986
Timberlawn Psychiatric Hospital
April 1994 through October 1994
Dallas, Texas
General psychiatry in department of outpatient services.
Green Oaks Psychiatric Hospital
December 1993 through April 1994
Dallas, Texas
Medical Director of Adult Chemical Dependency Services.
Timberlawn Psychiatric Hospital
July 1989 through June 1993
Dallas, Texas
Contract physician providing psychiatric services under supervision from July 1989 through December 1989. Commenced general psychiatry residency in January 1990.
John Peter Smith Hospital
February 1991 through December 1992
Fort Worth, Texas
Provided psychiatric physician services to the emergency department of this large urban hospital.
Primacare Medical Centers
July 1988 through July 1989 (full time)
Dallas, Texas July 1990 through June 1993 (part time)
Staff physician for this group of ambulatory care centers owned by Presbyterian Healthcare Systems of Dallas. These clinics provide acute and emergency medical services to the public.
Minor Emergency Center
October 1985 through July 1988
Corpus Christi, Texas
During military service also worked as staff physician in this civilian ambulatory care center providing acute and emergency medical services.
Naval Hospital Corpus Christi
September 1985 through June 1988
Corpus Christi, Texas
Naval Hospital San Diego
June 1984 through September 1985
San Diego, California
Letter of Appreciation
Major Jenice N. Longfield, MC, USA
Chief, PVNTMED Service, Corpus Christi Army Depot
June 15, 1987
“My sincere appreciation is forwarded to you for your work in the Occupational Health Clinic Army Depot. Your assistance in providing quality medical care to the employees of the Depot was important during these last few months of transition. I am requesting that a copy of this letter be placed in your official personnel file.”
Letter of Commendation
Captain R. B. Gutshall, MSC, USN
Commanding Officer, Naval Hospital Corpus Christi
June 30, 1988
“On the occasion of your release from active Naval Service, I wish to commend you for the exemplary manner in which you have performed your duties. As medical officer in the Military Medicine Department, you consistently demonstrated exceptional clinical skills, professional knowledge, and dedication in providing patients with optimal medical treatment. You have been responsible for implementing numerous safeguards in the delivery of quality patient care…You have proven to be a multi talented medical officer who accepts collateral duties with enthusiasm…I wish to express my regrets and those of the entire staff at the loss of your many talents to this command and the Navy. Your vigor and talent will prove to be an asset in your residency program in psychiatry. I extend to you a richly deserved “Well Done” and wish you every success in the future.”