Weston Burrup, DO

Dr. Weston Burrup is originally from Lewiston, Idaho. He attended medical school at A.T. Still University-School of Osteopathic Medicine in Mesa, Arizona. His path to medicine was shaped by a two-year Spanish-speaking church mission in California, where he developed a deep appreciation for Hispanic culture, along with his passion for anatomy, teaching, and lifelong learning.

Drawn to family medicine for the opportunity to care for patients of all ages and treat the whole family unit, Dr. Burrup chose this residency program for its rural training opportunities, supportive faculty, and the chance to return to Idaho. He describes the program’s culture as collaborative, caring, and deeply invested in resident growth.

Professionally, Dr. Burrup aspires to practice in a rural setting, with interests that span from full-spectrum care to outpatient medicine. He especially values the strong relationships between residents, staff, and faculty that enrich his training experience.

Outside the hospital, he enjoys mountain biking, hiking, fishing, playing basketball, and spending time with his kids. A fun hidden skill—he’s surprisingly good at tossing small foods into the air and catching them in his mouth. Dr. Burrup will graduate in 2027.