Don St. John graduated with a BS degree from the
University of Wisconsin Physician Assistant Program in
1977, and in the following several years worked in primary
care medical settings, primarily rural satellite family practice
clinics. After developing a strong interest in mental health,
he attended Wheaton College Graduate School, where, in
1991, he earned an MA in clinical psychology, with
emphasis in family and marital therapy. He joined the
psychiatry department at the University of Iowa in 1995,
where his practice is limited to adult outpatient psychiatry.
Don has special interests in treating Borderline Personality
Disorder, treatment-resistant depression, and adults with
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. He has published
several articles and book chapters in PA journals, and has
spoken at several conferences, primarily to PAs. Don
enjoys spending time with family, gardening, woodworking,
and music. He has kept busy marrying off daughters, and
making sure sons-in-law have well-stocked workshops.
University of Wisconsin Physician Assistant Program in
1977, and in the following several years worked in primary
care medical settings, primarily rural satellite family practice
clinics. After developing a strong interest in mental health,
he attended Wheaton College Graduate School, where, in
1991, he earned an MA in clinical psychology, with
emphasis in family and marital therapy. He joined the
psychiatry department at the University of Iowa in 1995,
where his practice is limited to adult outpatient psychiatry.
Don has special interests in treating Borderline Personality
Disorder, treatment-resistant depression, and adults with
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. He has published
several articles and book chapters in PA journals, and has
spoken at several conferences, primarily to PAs. Don
enjoys spending time with family, gardening, woodworking,
and music. He has kept busy marrying off daughters, and
making sure sons-in-law have well-stocked workshops.
