Dr. Hudon was born and raised in Lake George, New York, at the base of the Adirondack Mountains. He attended Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida, graduating with a degree in Environmental Studies and a concentration in Marine Biology.
Before committing to medicine, Dr. Hudon founded and operated a website and graphic design company for two years. He then spent nearly four years working as a veterinary technician while completing his medical school prerequisites at the University of Southern Maine, the University of Maine at Augusta, and the University of New England.
Dr. Hudon earned both his medical degree and a Master’s in Public Health from the University of Connecticut. He then moved west to complete his three-year residency training with the Family Medicine Residency of Idaho, practicing in both Boise and Caldwell. It was during this residency that he first discovered Idaho, quickly falling in love with the state and choosing to make it his permanent home.
Dr. Hudon and his wife, a Ph.D. at Boise State University who manages the clinical lab, teaches neuroscience, and conducts independent research, are proudly raising five children. Together, they love exploring and getting out into the wilds of Idaho.
University of Connecticut School of Public Health