Peter Schultz
About Peter Schultz
Peter Schultz is a Lead Nurse Practitioner specializing in Trauma, Critical Care, and Acute Care Surgery at Scripps Health, with extensive experience in various surgical fields.
Current Role at Scripps Health
Peter Schultz serves as the Lead Nurse Practitioner in Trauma, Critical Care, and Acute Care Surgery at Scripps Health. His role involves substantial responsibilities in overseeing patient care in high-stakes environments. Based in La Jolla, CA, he also works as an Independent Family Nurse Practitioner alongside surgeons at Scripps Memorial Hospital, contributing his extensive experience in various surgical specialties.
Experience with SCOTT P LEARY MD INC
Currently, Peter Schultz is a Nurse Practitioner at SCOTT P LEARY MD INC, where he collaborates with Dr. Scott Leary's NeuroSurgery private practice. This role followed nearly 15 years of extensive experience in trauma medicine. His contributions include advanced surgical first-assist roles across multiple disciplines such as neurosurgery, orthopedics, and general surgery.
Educational Background
Peter Schultz completed his Bachelor of Science in Registered Nursing from Point Loma Nazarene University (1991-1995). He furthered his education at Western University of Health Sciences, earning a Master of Science in Family Nurse Practitioner (2002-2004). His comprehensive educational background has equipped him with the skills necessary for advanced practice in trauma and critical care settings.
Role at Western University of Health Sciences
In addition to his clinical roles, Peter Schultz serves as an Adjunct Instructor at Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, CA. In this capacity, he imparts his extensive knowledge and experience in trauma and surgical care to the next generation of nurse practitioners, contributing significantly to the academic community.
Previous Experience at Murrieta Surf Soccer Club
Peter Schultz was the Head Coach at Murrieta Surf Soccer Club from 2012 to 2016, located in Murrieta, CA. Over these four years, he led and mentored the team, applying his leadership skills beyond the medical field to athletics and youth development.