Bryan L. Jepson, MD-Medical Director

Dr. Bryan Jepson graduated from the University of Utah Medical School in 1995 and completed a residency in emergency medicine in Michigan in 1998.  He is board-certified in emergency medicine and worked full-time as an emergency physician until 2006.  In 2001, one of his children was diagnosed with autism.  In an effort to further understand that disorder and to find effective treatment options, he was lead to the field of integrative medicine. He established a non-profit medical clinic for children with autism in 2002 called The Children's Biomedical Center of Utah and worked there part-time for 4 years.  In 2006, he moved with his family to Austin, Texas to help establish a multidisciplinary treatment and research center for individuals with autism called The Thoughtful House Center for Children.  He has now cared for several thousand children with autism and has developed a great understanding about the biomedical approach to treating chronic disease.  He is the author of a book entitled Changing the Course of Autism and has become a well-known international speaker. 

Dr. Bryan Jepson also has a passion for health and exercise.  He has competed in amateur bike races, running races and triathlons for the last 10 years. Dr. Bryan Jepson is the medical director of Integrative Sports and Wellness Medical Center. Being involved in this clinic will allow him to combine his passion for integrative medicine with his love of sports and fitness.  His role at the center will be to supervise the provision of services and to provide higher level pain, injury, and disease management techniques when required.