David J Weaver MD

David J. Weaver, MD, is a physician specializing in clinical genetics, providing medical and molecular genetics services for individuals and families with suspected inherited conditions. His clinical interests include dysmorphology, prenatal diagnosis, syndromology, birth defects and inherited disorders, and metabolic disorders, with an emphasis on careful evaluation and clear guidance about testing and management options. Dr. Weaver is Professor Emeritus of Medical & Molecular Genetics and Professor Emeritus of Pediatrics at the Indiana University School of Medicine. He earned both an M.S. in Anatomy and his medical degree from Oregon Health & Science University. His postgraduate training includes an internship at Milwaukee County General Hospital, a pediatrics residency at Oregon Health & Science University, and fellowships in human genetics at the University of Washington School of Medicine and in metabolic diseases at Oregon Health & Science University. Board certified in Pediatrics and Clinical Genetics, Dr. Weaver has also contributed to peer-reviewed research in medical genetics, including publications on subtelomeric aberrations, outcomes of Huntington disease testing, and recurrent microdeletion syndromes. He previously led clinical genetics services within an academic medical genetics department, supporting multidisciplinary care and education.