Dr. David Weaver
Dr. David Weaver recently moved to Monterey, California after retiring from over 35 years as a radiologist in Norfolk, Virginia, both as a teacher in two academic institutions and as a physician in private practice. David initially earned a PhD. in Chemistry and was a professor for seven years teaching at Carnegie Melon University and the University of Maine. His interest in medicine was born from his love of chemistry and his love of learning, and he decided to return to school to purse his MD. at Tufts University in Boston. As a radiologist he has been a consultant to physicians in both surgical and medical specialties. His science background helps him think outside the box and his love of teaching is especially useful in the current consulting service.
Throughout his career David has also vigorously pursued his other areas of interest, which include the fine art and music of the world, and an intense desire to travel to foreign lands to see the art, hear the music, and meet the people of other cultures. The incredible experiences of his world travels and exposure to foreign cultures has led to a slow conversion from the science of medicine to the art of medicine, and Dr. Weaver now maintains a humanistic view of medicine and healing that considers each patient as a complete human being composed of the three Greek principles of body, mind and spirit.
In his current consulting practice Dr. Weaver focuses on the medical aspects of each case, as well as the holistic health of every client he sees. His caring and compassionate nature allow him to treat each client as an individual worthy of respect and dignity, and his extensive teaching background is the perfect foundation for educating his consulting clients in a thorough and comprehensive way. He is genuinely interested in your overall health, and is eager to assist you in both understanding your diagnosis and achieving your treatment goals. Please feel free to schedule an initial free consultation to determine if the medical support Dr. Weaver can provide is what you and your loved ones need in a time of stress and uncertainty.
Throughout his career David has also vigorously pursued his other areas of interest, which include the fine art and music of the world, and an intense desire to travel to foreign lands to see the art, hear the music, and meet the people of other cultures. The incredible experiences of his world travels and exposure to foreign cultures has led to a slow conversion from the science of medicine to the art of medicine, and Dr. Weaver now maintains a humanistic view of medicine and healing that considers each patient as a complete human being composed of the three Greek principles of body, mind and spirit.
In his current consulting practice Dr. Weaver focuses on the medical aspects of each case, as well as the holistic health of every client he sees. His caring and compassionate nature allow him to treat each client as an individual worthy of respect and dignity, and his extensive teaching background is the perfect foundation for educating his consulting clients in a thorough and comprehensive way. He is genuinely interested in your overall health, and is eager to assist you in both understanding your diagnosis and achieving your treatment goals. Please feel free to schedule an initial free consultation to determine if the medical support Dr. Weaver can provide is what you and your loved ones need in a time of stress and uncertainty.
Curicculum Vitae
Professional Experience
Part-time Radiologist
Peninsula Radiologic Associates
P.O. Box 12087
Newport News VA 23693
September 2006 to the present
Part-time Radiologist
VCU Health System Department of Radiology
Richmond VA
September 2006 to July 2012
Staff radiologist involved with residents,
especially those scheduled in chest, the ER
and neuroradiology.
Staff Radiologist
Radiology and Imaging Services
Lakeland, Florida
July 2002 to March 2006
Full-time radiologist frequently scheduled in
second busiest ER in the state of Florida.
Staff Radiologist and Chief of Nuclear Medicine Sentara Norfolk General Hospital
July 1982 – June 2002
Actively involved in all imaging modalities with
special emphasis on nuclear medicine, MRI and
PET. All modalities except for interventional.
Special emphasis on nuclear medicine,
MRI and PET.
Associate Professor at Eastern Virginia
Medical School working with the Department
of Radiology residency program.
July 1982 – June 2002
Tenured Associate Professor of Chemistry
University of Maine in Orono ME
September 1971-- August 1974
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh PA
September 1966 – August 1971
Hospital Privileges Riverside Regional Medical Center
Newport News VA 23601
Staff Category: Active
Licensure Virginia 0101-034133, Current California Certificate #G131014
Board Certification American Board of Radiology with Special
Competency in Nuclear Medicine, June 1982
Education Fellowship: Diagnostic Radiology Residency and Nuclear
1978-1982 Medicine Fellowship, Tufts New England
Medical Center, Boston MA
Residency: Tufts New England Medical Center, Boston MA
7/1978-6/1981 Radiology
Graduate: Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston MA
1974-1978 Passed Parts I, II and III of National Boards
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1962-1966 Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry
Harvard University in Combined M.D./ Ph.D. 1961-1962 Program
Undergraduate: Juniata College, Huntingdon PA
1957-1961 B.S., Cum Laude, in Chemistry, 1957-1961
Presentations “Radiology of the Abdomen”, Harvard Medical School course, “Functional Anatomy of Man” 1979-1986
“Musculoskeletal MRI”, Tidewater Radiologic Society, 1988
“MRI in the Central Nervous System”, Tidewater Radiologic Society, May 1986
Publications (refereed) “Paraganglioma of Urinary Bladder in Patient Neurofibromatosis.” P. Schellhammer, E.Burton., D. Weaver, R. Woolfit. Urology XXVI, 6 1986
“Aortic Pseudoaneurysm Due to Ingested Foreign Body”, K. Schumacher, D. Weaver, M. Knight, H. Presburg. Southern Medical Journal 79,2,1986
Twenty refereed publications in Inorganic Chemistry, 1965
References Available on Request
Part-time Radiologist
Peninsula Radiologic Associates
P.O. Box 12087
Newport News VA 23693
September 2006 to the present
Part-time Radiologist
VCU Health System Department of Radiology
Richmond VA
September 2006 to July 2012
Staff radiologist involved with residents,
especially those scheduled in chest, the ER
and neuroradiology.
Staff Radiologist
Radiology and Imaging Services
Lakeland, Florida
July 2002 to March 2006
Full-time radiologist frequently scheduled in
second busiest ER in the state of Florida.
Staff Radiologist and Chief of Nuclear Medicine Sentara Norfolk General Hospital
July 1982 – June 2002
Actively involved in all imaging modalities with
special emphasis on nuclear medicine, MRI and
PET. All modalities except for interventional.
Special emphasis on nuclear medicine,
MRI and PET.
Associate Professor at Eastern Virginia
Medical School working with the Department
of Radiology residency program.
July 1982 – June 2002
Tenured Associate Professor of Chemistry
University of Maine in Orono ME
September 1971-- August 1974
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh PA
September 1966 – August 1971
Hospital Privileges Riverside Regional Medical Center
Newport News VA 23601
Staff Category: Active
Licensure Virginia 0101-034133, Current California Certificate #G131014
Board Certification American Board of Radiology with Special
Competency in Nuclear Medicine, June 1982
Education Fellowship: Diagnostic Radiology Residency and Nuclear
1978-1982 Medicine Fellowship, Tufts New England
Medical Center, Boston MA
Residency: Tufts New England Medical Center, Boston MA
7/1978-6/1981 Radiology
Graduate: Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston MA
1974-1978 Passed Parts I, II and III of National Boards
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1962-1966 Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry
Harvard University in Combined M.D./ Ph.D. 1961-1962 Program
Undergraduate: Juniata College, Huntingdon PA
1957-1961 B.S., Cum Laude, in Chemistry, 1957-1961
Presentations “Radiology of the Abdomen”, Harvard Medical School course, “Functional Anatomy of Man” 1979-1986
“Musculoskeletal MRI”, Tidewater Radiologic Society, 1988
“MRI in the Central Nervous System”, Tidewater Radiologic Society, May 1986
Publications (refereed) “Paraganglioma of Urinary Bladder in Patient Neurofibromatosis.” P. Schellhammer, E.Burton., D. Weaver, R. Woolfit. Urology XXVI, 6 1986
“Aortic Pseudoaneurysm Due to Ingested Foreign Body”, K. Schumacher, D. Weaver, M. Knight, H. Presburg. Southern Medical Journal 79,2,1986
Twenty refereed publications in Inorganic Chemistry, 1965
References Available on Request
