Greg Sharp MD

Dr Sharp has a special interest in obesity diabetes metabolic syndrome hypertension dyslipidemia fatty liver and other insulinresistance related metabolic diseases He is also fascinated by the psychology of behavior change One of Dr Sharps undergraduate degrees was in classical saxophone performance He still plays and collects saxes but these days plays mostly jazz and blues with the Polyclinics house band He enjoys spending time with his wife two children and dog

Greg Sharp MD is a general surgery physician serving patients in Seattle, Washington, with a focused interest in obesity, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, hypertension, dyslipidemia, fatty liver, and other insulin-resistance related metabolic diseases. In addition to clinical expertise, Dr. Sharp is also deeply interested in the psychology of behavior change—an approach that can be especially relevant for people looking to improve long-term health outcomes. For context beyond medicine, Dr. Sharp studied classical saxophone performance as an undergraduate, continues to play and collect saxes, and now spends much of his music time on jazz and blues with the Polyclinic’s house band. In his personal life, he enjoys time with his wife, two children, and dog.