Robert Treuherz, MD, a physician specializing in Internal Medicine, Addiction Treatment, and Critical Care, began his medical journey after earning his degree from the Autonomous University of Guadalajara in 1983. After a car accident and heart condition in 2015, Dr. Treuherz left active practice in 2020. He joined UCLA’s cardiac reversal program and has focused on writing, including his upcoming book, 10 Second Chances, slated for publication in 2025.
Dr. Treuherz completed a rotating family practice internship at New York Medical College and an Internal Medicine residency at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine. Thereafter, he worked across multiple states and various healthcare settings, including hospital-based care, private practices, and detox facilities, such as a consulting and admitting Physician at Care Forward Treatment Center in Beverly Hills and 5 Residential Detox in North Hollywood, where he focused on Internal Medicine and substance use treatment.
Additionally, Dr. Treuherz served as Lead Physician and Medical Director of Holy Cross Medical Group in Florida. He participated in ethics committees, provided medical oversight for air ambulance services, and treated a range of patients, including those with chronic and complex conditions. He also supported psychiatric and emergency care units. In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Treuherz has published writings on addiction and recovery.
Outside of clinical practice, Dr. Treuherz enjoys classical music, aviation, and philosophy. Born in Brazil and later naturalized as a US citizen, he speaks several languages, including English, Spanish, Polish, and some French.