David Jackson, Jr., MD

Executive Vice Chair
Associate Professor
Department of Family & Community Medicine

“My biggest personal interest is sharing with my wife the responsibilities of being grandparents. I also enjoy gardening, cooking and WFU athletics.”

Interests

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Family Medicine, Ambulatory Medicine, Health Promotion, Medical Student Education and Disease Prevention

Education

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1969	Wake Forest University Winston-Salem, NC B.S. Degree
1973	Wake Forest School of Medicine Winston-Salem, NC M.D. Degree

Postdoctoral Training

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1973 – 1976	Internship/Residency in Family Medicine Naval Regional Medical Center Jacksonville, FL
1975 – 1976	Chief Resident Naval Regional Medical Center Jacksonville, FL

Certifications

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1976	Diplomate, American Board of Family Practice Recertified 1982 , 1989, 1995, 2001, 2007
1980	Fellow, American Academy of Family Physicians

Academic Career

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1979 – 1986	Assistant Professor Department of Family & Community Medicine Wake Forest School of Medicine Winston-Salem, NC
1986 – present	Associate Professor Department of Family & Community Medicine Wake Forest School of Medicine Winston-Salem, NC
1996 – 1998	Interim Chairman Department of Family & Community Medicine Wake Forest School of Medicine Winston-Salem, NC
1998 – present	Executive Vice Chairman Department of Family & Community Medicine Wake Forest School of Medicine Winston-Salem, NC

 Selected Publications 

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Quandt SA, Arcury TA, Rao P, Mellen BG, Camann DE, Doran AM, Yau AY, Hoppin JA, Jackson DS.  Agricultural and Residential Pesticides in Wipe Samples from Farmworker Family Residences in North Carolina.  Environmental Health Perspectives 112(3):382-387, 2004.

Quandt SA, Arcury TA, Mellen, BG, Rao P, Camann DE, Coran AM, Yau A, Hoppin JA, Jackson DS. “Pesticides in Wipes from Farmworker Residences in North Carolina. In Proceedings of Indoor Air 2002, H. Levin, ed., Santa Cruz, CA, Vol. 4:900-905, 2002.

Hiott AE, Quandt SA, Early J, Jackson DS, Arcury TA. “Review of Pesticide Educational Materials for Health Care Providers Providing Care to Agricultural Workers.”