Daniel Hosker, MD

Medical Degree: Creighton University – School of Medicine, MD
Residency: Mayo Clinic
Fellowship: Massachusetts General Hospital
Licensure: MN License

Dr. Hosker is originally from Minnesota and completed his undergraduate training at the University of Minnesota with a Bachelor of Arts in Physiology. He went on to complete his medical degree at Creighton School of Medicine, and returned to Minnesota to complete his General Adult Psychiatry residency at Mayo Clinic. He then finished his fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital, where he additionally worked as the hospital’s Chief Resident and Fellow.

Throughout his training, Dr. Hosker has received extensive education and practice across the mental health care continuum (from outpatient to intensive programs to inpatient hospital treatment), for adults and children and adolescents, across various therapy modalities (pharmacotherapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychodynamic psychotherapy, couple’s therapy, family therapy, etc.). He most enjoys working on a multi-disciplinary team incorporating biological, psychological, and social treatment factors, coupled with evidence-based treatments, to provide the most “complete” approach to treatment for patients and their families.

One particular research and clinical interest area of Dr. Hosker’s is exploring and leveraging the overlap between youth mental health and wellness and physical activity and sports participation.