Born in Zurich, Switzerland and raised in Northern California, with a 2 year stint in Hamburg, Germany along the way, Dr Sigg attended University at Cal Berkeley, where he obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology.
Following graduation, work and travel took him through Europe, and then to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he spent 2 years as an orthopaedic surgical tech, and a part time avid skier and mountain biker, exploring the Sandia and Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
He completed Medical School at the University of New Mexico, and then moved on to complete a Pediatric Residency at one of the nation’s premier children’s hospitals, Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. Craving the sun and the great outdoors, he and his family moved to Layton, Utah, and have been working in the area ever since.
Dr Sigg enjoys all aspects of pediatric care, from well care, to sick and behavioral care, focusing on science based preventative care strategies. “I hope to provide my patients with the tools to take care of their own health, and sparking an interest in maintaining a healthy lifestyle that lasts throughout their life.
M.D., University of New Mexico School of Medicine, 1998
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Dr. Burton is always so thorough and answers all of my questions. Even if I come in just because I'm a paranoid mama he makes me feel validated and heard. He is so so good with my son. The Kaysville staff is amazing! They’re all so friendly, make conversation while we wait to see Dr Burton, which is never a long wait, and make my family feel so comfortable there. I cannot say enough how much I love this office and Dr. Burton!
—Kathy Hinckley.
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