Dr. Kilpatrick was born and raised in Bridgeport, TX. He received his undergraduate and medical degrees from Texas A&M University. He then moved to Winston-Salem, NC, where he completed his residency training in Family Medicine, as well as additional fellowship training in Sports Medicine at Wake Forest University. He is board certified in both fields. He was voted one of the “Best Family Physicians” in central Texas in 2018.
Dr. Kilpatrick was a team physician and involved in medical coverage for all Wake Forest University sports, as well as local high school football teams. Additionally, he was a team physician for the Winston-Salem Dash, a local minor league baseball affiliate of the Chicago White Sox.
Dr. Kilpatrick specializes in managing chronic medical conditions, including high blood pressure, diabetes, health and wellness, acute injury and numerous other chronic medical conditions. His interests as a sports medicine specialist include concussion evaluation and management, using musculoskeletal ultrasound for numerous joint and soft tissue injections, casting/splinting of injuries and taking care of the injured athlete and non-athlete.
Dr. Kilpatrick is married to Laurel Kilpatrick, MD, who is a palliative care specialist practicing in Temple, TX, and they have three children. He loves anything outdoors and especially enjoys hunting, fishing, golf and spending time with his family and friends.