This doctor has a huge ego. He would rather hear himself talk than to listen to his patients; that is, if you even get to see him rather than one of his PAs.

Submitted May 11, 2009

I would go to a Vet before I would let Greg Peterson treat me or any of my family. I am an RN and worked in an intensive care unit where Greg had privileges. He was not responsive to calls regarding his patients, he was rude and insensitive to patients and staff. Further more, he used some of the poorest judgment of any physicians or surgeons that I have ever worded with.

Submitted March 5, 2009

Very busy practice. Dr. Peterson is very knowledgeable and experienced. Willing to think outside the box. Able to quickly get to the key issues and listens to the finest details in order to get a correct diagnosis. His office treats a significant number of patients who are very ill.

Submitted March 1, 2009

I was referred to him when I was having trouble with being hospitalized all the time with pneumonia. This was 15 years ago... He was so rude. He showed off to the interns, wouldn't listen to the patient, and then when an idea that was presented that wasn't his, he would dismiss it. He would then present the same idea later, and take all the credit for it. Mainly he was just rude! No bedside manner at all.

Submitted July 10, 2007

Dr. Peterson has trouble listening to the patient and is quick to cut the conversation short. He "talks down" to his patients. Moody.

Submitted Feb. 2, 2007