Dr. William Doster Watson, MD

He didn't even lay a hand on me to assess me, after 5 days in the hospital, he saw me on my last day and wasn't in the room 2 minutes before telling me that he was certain I don't have a neurology problem, but instead anxiety disorder. I went to a different hospital the next day where I was diagnosed with demyelinating process in my brain and spine and needed immediate treatment

This is a terrible excuse for a Physician. He doesn't listen, he doesn't care what you have to say. He wants to tell you how you feel. After receiving his documentation (2 months after my visit with him), he documented things that never occurred. There were things he asked me to do that I couldn't do; he documented as uncooperative. I was a new patient and most offices schedule the appropriate time for a new patient; he told me as soon as he came into the exam room that we didn't have much time for the visit. He examined me for about 5 minutes, typed for an additional 10. I was wondering what all he could have been typing and after I received the notes; I understood-he was typing things he should have done but didn't. I waited 3 months for this appointment. Would not advise anyone who really has a problem to go see this person. He shouldn't be allowed around patients but kept hidden in the lab with the other rats.