Daniel W. Beauchamp

Daniel W. Beauchamp, DO, MA, MBA is an Assistant Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Uniformed Services University School of Medicine and Assistant Clinical Professor at Texas Tech University. As an active-duty Army Officer, he serves as head of the Interdisciplinary Pain Management Center at William Beaumont Army Medical Center in El Paso, TX, and is board certified in PM&R, Brain Injury Medicine, and Pain Management.

His academic credentials include:

• Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) and Master of Arts in Bioethics from Midwestern University (2010)
• Masters of Business Administration from Grand Canyon University (2019), Delta Mu Delta International Honor Society
• PM&R Residency at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (2011-2014), serving as co-chief resident
• Pain Medicine Fellowship at San Antonio Military Medical Center (2020-2021)
• Bachelor of Science in Biology and Bachelor of Arts in French from Northern Arizona University (2006)

Dr. Beauchamp specializes in military pain management with emphasis on optimizing functional status in active duty personnel through interdisciplinary approaches. His research integrates concussion management, headache treatment protocols, and functional restoration programs to facilitate timely return-to-duty outcomes. He actively investigates evidence-based interventions for complex pain conditions in combat-exposed populations.

His 2020 publications reveal a strong focus on standardizing headache management following concussion in military contexts, evaluating functional restoration efficacy, and analyzing primary care practices for post-traumatic headache. These works demonstrate consistent alignment with military rehabilitation priorities and interdisciplinary pain management frameworks.

Scientific recognition includes:

• Delta Mu Delta International Honor Society

Dr. Beauchamp mentors residents, PA students, and medical students during clinical rotations while leading the Interdisciplinary Pain Management Center's multidisciplinary team. His leadership integrates clinical care, military operational requirements, and academic training to address complex pain conditions among active duty soldiers.