G. Michael Gould, DO

Dr. Gould graduated from West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Lewisburg, West Virginia. While completing his residency at Anderson Area Medical Center in South Carolina he received the Program Directors Award. Dr. Gould then came to Morganton to join Burke Primary Care and has been here since 2006. Dr. Gould has a special interest in Sports Medicine and Musculoskeletal Medicine and takes care of children to adults for a variety of medical problems. He also has additional training in Osteopathic Manipulation.

Before locating to Morganton, Dr. Gould taught middle and high school math and sciences while he coached wrestling in Greenville, SC. He is married to Elizabeth, and they have 3 children, 1 dog and a fish. He enjoys cycling, mountain biking, hiking, canoeing, guitar and spending time with his family.

What is a DO?

D.O.'s are osteopathic Physicians who are fully educated and licensed to practice all aspects of medicine. Osteopathic Physicians are certified to specialize in family medicine, obstetrics/gynecology, pediatrics, surgery, internal medicine, and all of the other medical specialties and subspecialties.

D.O.'s treat patients and prescribe medicine in offices and hospitals across the country and in the U.S. armed services.

D.O.'s provide disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment strategies to you and your family through all of life's stages, from infancy to end of life.

D.O.'s hold the following principles as central to their practice of medicine:

You are a person who is a unification of body, mind and spirit.
Your body, when property treated and maintained, is capable of self-regulation, self-maintenance, and self-healing.
If all of the parts of your body are functioning optimally you will maintain the highest possible level of health.

D.O.'s treat you, the whole person, not just a disease or symptoms