Dr. Trautman is thrilled to be a part of the fabulous team at Oxford Treatment Center, which provides the most current evidence-based treatment options in the context of a compassionate client-centered approach to recovery.
He holds an MD from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, an MPH from Tulane School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, is board-certified in addiction medicine (ABPM), and and is trained in both Psychiatry and Pediatrics.
Dr. Trautman also has a passion for helping adolescents and adults develop courageous skills, helping them break through difficult barriers. In addition to his practice of Addiction Medicine, he leads youths and adults in the process of self-discovery, as a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and a certified coach for USA Wrestling over the last 20 years.
Media:
- When the War Follows You Home: a Call to Remember, Rebuild, and Inspire: Homeland Magazine
- A Crisis in Disguise: How New Synthetic Opioids Are Infiltrating Popular Substances: HCPLive
- Fighting Against Addiction through Oxford Treatment Center: The Oxford Eagle
- FDA Approves New Narcan Packaging, Aiming to Boost Carry Rates: HCPLive
- Synthetic Captivity: America’s Hidden War: Women’s ENews
- Bill to ban kratom across Tennessee heads to governor’s desk: Fox 13 Memphis
- Beyond the Appointment: City Lifestyle
- Are The Trump Admin’s Efforts To Combat US Addiction Crisis Actually Working?: Daily Caller
- Can You Reverse Damage From Drinking Alcohol? What a New Review Found: Health.com
- Health Care Heroes in profile: Schorge, Trautman: Memphis Business Journal
- Drugs at their fingertips, intense pressure: Why child stars fall into addiction: BBC News
- So THAT’s Why Drinking Alcohol Makes You More Tired As You Get Older: HuffPost
- Authorities warn Ole Miss students about illicit drug use after 2 found dead: Fox 10 News
- Two Ole Miss students found dead; investigation underway: Action News 5
- Health Officials Warn About Adverse Effects of ‘Kratom’ Supplement: WBAY-TV
- Doctors Warn Concentrated Kratom Substance Mimics Opioid, Tied to Record Poison Center Calls: WBAY-TV
- Why “legal” kratom isn’t safe: Fox 35 Orlando
- Still on the shelves: Kratom, synthetic kratom sales under scrutiny following overdose deaths: Action News 5