Robert Watson, MD Claimed

Robert Watson, MD, is a board-certified surgeon who has always had a passion for health and wellness.  For the length of his career, he has studied and practiced an approach to optimal health and longevity that avoids the need for medications.   He believes that each individual in his care should be treated as a whole person, and not just a collection of symptoms. To that end, he prides himself on delivering top-quality medical services to men and women in the Northern Nevada area.

Dr. Watson engages with you as a partner in your overall health and wellness. Through his practice at WellCentric Health, he works with you to identify areas of concern and structure customized treatment plans that get to the heart of the matter. Addressing the root cause of your medical issues not only restores proper function, but also enhances overall health and wellness, and most often without medicines that have their own side-effects and complications.

Education is deeply important to Dr. Watson and he is a strong believer in the adage that, “If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day, but if you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime.  Dr. Watson enjoys taking the time to help you understand what may be going on in your body that is compromising your health and vitality. Next, he’ll work with you, to ensure you understand any changes that are recommended.  He has seen that such understanding promotes his patients to become more comfortable with, and adhere to, positive lifestyle changes.

Dr. Watson began his own educational journey at the University of Nevada, where he studied electronics engineering before turning his attention to medicine.

Dr. Watson earned his medical degree at the University of Nevada School of Medicine. He developed his surgical skills through a residency at the Lehigh Valley Hospital in Pennsylvania before returning to Nevada where he practiced surgery, critical care, and trauma care.  Dr. Watson decided early in 2016 to change his career focus solely to wellness, vitality, and health span and retired from surgery in early 2018.