Scott W. Hadfield, PA-C

Scott began his career in medicine by working as a medic in the U.S. Army and Army National Guard, where he served as a convoy medic in Operation Iraqi Freedom. During this time, he was working on his undergraduate degree and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Community Health Education from Utah Valley University in 2008. Scott was then accepted into the University of Utah’s Masters of Physician Assistant Studies program and graduated in 2012. Scott has prior work experience in interventional pain and spine. He has developed a love for urology and caring for patients. Scott does general urology and men’s health. He also performs Percutaneous Interstim trials for urinary urgency/frequency.

Scott believes in providing patient-focused care, where the provider and the patient work together as a team to determine the best possible outcome for the patient. He treats every patient with kindness and respect and will always take the time necessary to listen to each patient’s problems and concerns. He works to build a trusting relationship, free from any judgment, with each patient he cares for.

Scott is a Utah native who enjoys spending time with his wife and two kids. He has a love of sports, especially football, and loves playing cornhole. His hobbies include fishing, barbequing, and smoking different kinds of meat.