Timothy M. Gilmore, MD, P.E.
Dr. Gilmore is a medical co-director for the occupational health department at Group Health Permanente, a staff-model HMO serving about 600,000 patients in Washington State. He supervises 7 occupational medicine specialty clinics and provides oversight and consultation for about 150 primary care physicians who care for injured workers in 19 other clinics throughout the Puget Sound Area.
Dr. Gilmore is an associate clinical professor in Occupational Medicine and in Family Practice at the University of Washington. He serves on advisory boards to the State Medical Association, the University of Washington Department of Environmental Health, and the University Occupational Medicine Residency.
Dr. Gilmore has practiced both primary care medicine and specialty occupational medicine for 28 years after graduating from medical school at the University of Washington. He is board certified in both Occupational Medicine and Family Practice after completing post-graduate studies at Swedish Hospital (R-1 internship) and Group Health (Family Practice Residency). He is also a licensed professional engineer (chemical engineering), and he worked for 7 years as an environmental engineer for the State of Alaska prior to medical school. He has an S. B. in aeronautical engineering from M. I. T. and an M. S. E. from the University of Washington in Environmental Engineering.
Dr. Gilmore has published multiple articles on several subjects ranging from carbon monoxide measurements, lead poisoning in children, and factors contributing to occupational injuries, to cross country skiing.
