Dr. Ryan Argyle was raised in Idaho and, prior to attending college, spent two years traveling abroad in Central America, Japan, and varied locations throughout the United States. During this time, he developed fluency in the Spanish language and a love for working with others. Dr. Argyle later attended Brigham Young University. After obtaining a bachelor’s degree in the sciences and a minor in business management, Dr. Argyle attended Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine where he completed a dual degree in Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine and Master’s in Public Health. He found further opportunity to travel and spent several months in Central and South America and engaged in multiple public health and service mission activities. Dr. Argyle's residency took him to Colorado where he became interested in working as a Nocturnist. As the first full-time Nocturnist at a busy 370-bed community hospital, Dr. Argyle worked with his colleagues and administration to help shape the program and learned much about group dynamics as he continued to enjoy caring for a varied patient population.
