Born and raised in Los Angeles, CA, I attended a Loyola Marymount University for undergrad and studied sciences with the goal of becoming a paramedic/firefighter.  After working in a South Bay Emergency Department for a few years as a technician, I was inspired by how much there was to know about medicine.  With some friendly encouragement and strong support from friends and family, I ventured to post-graduate school in Chicago, IL  and received two Master’s Degrees in health care related fields.  I then traveled to a hidden paradise in the Caribbean to attend medical school at Saba University, spending equal amounts of time studying and spear fishing for lobsters.  My clinical years of med school were spent in the Southern US where I met my girlfriend, Jen, in Atlanta, GA.  She works as a new product innovator for a dessert manufacturer…let’s just say the cupboards are constantly stocked with amazing goodies.  We’ve also been across the Northern Southern US/Canada border to visit Windsor…quite a treat…bucket list – check.

Now I am on my final journey to becoming the Emergency Department physician I hoped to be.  The EM family at Sinai Grace has been incredibly welcoming and I am proud to be a part of our educational tradition of excellence.

My name is Conrad Hilton, I was born and raised in Big Sky Country (Dillon, Montana) on the banks of a blue ribbon trout stream. Growing up I couldn’t get enough recreational activities/sports; snowboarding, football, waterskiing/wakeboarding, baseball, fly fishing, basketball, hiking, tennis, hunting, snowmobiling, volleyball, 4-wheeling, dodge ball, wrestling and golf to name a few. From there I took my talents to Idaho, then Japan, then back to Idaho where I found my best friend and married her. 12 states and 3 kids later we landed in the “D”. We are geeked to be in Michigan(#1 fly fishing state in US, amazing beaches, schools, lakes and people and what can I say I love the hardness of the D) and train at Sinai Grace. I wanted great faculty, pathology, acuity and craziness and I found it.

Feel free to email me with any questions chilton@med.wayne.edu.