Daniel Elswick

Daniel Elswick is a Professor at the West Virginia University School of Medicine, Department of Behavioral Medicine & Psychiatry, with active roles as Vice Chair for Education and Residency Program Director. His career spans psychiatry, addiction medicine, and medical education, focusing on underserved populations and clinical innovation.

• MD, West Virginia University School of Medicine
• Board-certified in Addiction Medicine, Psychiatry, and Neurology

His research centers on addiction medicine, psychiatric assessment tools, and rural healthcare disparities. Key interests include tobacco use disorders, psychopharmacology in oncology, and measurement-based care in psychiatry training.

Recent publications highlight trends in rural methamphetamine use, graduate medical education reform, and brain health technology partnerships. Earlier work explores electronic cigarettes for smoking cessation, nitrite detection sensors, and collaborative clinical tools like SCIP.

Elswick contributes to medical education through book chapters, including Psychopharmacologic Management in Oncology, and foundational research in tobacco use disorders. His interdisciplinary collaborations span neuroscience, public health, and analytical chemistry.