Mark Hiesterman

Mark Hiesterman, a dedicated General Surgeon from Deer Lodge, Montana, exemplifies a deep commitment to healthcare, adaptability, and continuous learning. Growing up in a healthcare-oriented family, he was influenced by relatives engaged in medical professions. This upbringing in a rural mountain town imbued him with a strong healthcare ethos and a dedication to service.

His academic journey began at the University of Montana, progressing to Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. He graduated in 2000, majoring in Biology, Chemistry, and Classical Studies. This diverse academic background reflects his commitment to excellence. His medical education at Kansas City University of Medicine was marked by personal challenges, including the tragic loss of his mother. Despite these hardships, he graduated with a Doctorate in Osteopathic Medicine in 2005, demonstrating remarkable resilience and dedication.

His expertise in general surgery was developed during his internship and a four-year residency at Metro Health Hospital in Wyoming, Michigan. He expanded his medical skills into Urology, Neurosurgery, and other fields, mainly while serving in a remote hospital on the Pacific island of Saipan. His adaptability and willingness to go beyond traditional surgery roles underscore his commitment to healthcare.

In addition to his professional duties, he shares his knowledge by teaching healthcare students, volunteering for humanitarian missions, and serving on medical committees. His community involvement extends to public lectures on surgical topics and volunteering at local animal shelters. These activities highlight his dedication to both professional development and community service.