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Looking for your next opportunity in emergency medicine?

Jennifer Wallace will be at the NJ ACEP Scientific Assembly and would love to connect!

Stop by to chat with Jennifer, learn more about ApolloMD and explore our open opportunities for clinicians.

See you there!

What if the initial diagnosis isn't the whole story?

Tom Li, MD, shares a case that highlights why staying curious, trusting your clinical judgment and taking a closer look matter in emergency medicine.

Read the full clinician spotlight to see how one unexpected case unfolded.
https://apollomd.com/clinician-spotlight/tom-li-md/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organicsocial&utm_campaign=eito&utm_term=tomli&utm_content=na

“Be curious. And be intentional.”

That advice has guided Dany Accilien, MD, MBA, throughout his career, from his journey from Haiti to emergency medicine to his work in physician leadership and healthcare innovation.

In the first episode of Clinician Conversations, Yogin Patel, MD, sits down with Dr. Accilien to talk about finding purpose in medicine, the realities of practicing emergency medicine and what AI could mean for the future of healthcare.

Watch Episode 1: https://apollomd.com/blog/clinician-conversations-episode-1/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organicsocial&utm_campaign=clinicianconversations&utm_term=dany&utm_content=na

What happens when an emergency department needs to evolve without losing what already works?

For Christopher Hwang, MD, the answer wasn’t to start over. It was to strengthen what was already there.

Through ApolloMD’s physician recruiting, expanded clinical support, operational resources and collaboration across departments, his team was able to grow while maintaining its culture and local leadership.

Today, Dr. Hwang says the department continues to evolve while staying true to the culture they built together.

Read his perspective: https://apollomd.com/news/apollomd-strengthens-clinician-led-governance-with-physician-executive-advisors/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organicsocial&utm_campaign=physicianadvisors&utm_term=evan&utm_content=na

As Physician Executive Advisors for Operations, Tariq Noohani, DO, MBA, FACEP, and Pat Capes, MD, are partnering with Evan Howell, PA-C, MBA, LSSABB, and our Operations team to strengthen the connection between clinical practice and organizational strategy.

Their role helps bring frontline insight into strategic decision-making, support the adoption of new initiatives, and ensure clinical perspectives are considered from the start.

It’s part of our continued commitment to a clinician-led model where those closest to patient care help shape how we move forward.

https://apollomd.com/news/apollomd-strengthens-clinician-led-governance-with-physician-executive-advisors/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organicsocial&utm_campaign=physicianadvisors&utm_term=evan&utm_content=na

What a great few days at the North Carolina Academy of Physician Associates 2026 Summer Conference!

Brian Doss, PA-C, enjoyed meeting fellow PA professionals and sharing how ApolloMD’s clinician-led culture gives clinicians a voice in the way care is delivered and supports them throughout their careers.

Bobby Ryan, MBA, FACHE had a great time connecting with colleagues, and healthcare leaders at the 2026 Center for Rural Health Annual Meeting.

The conversations don’t have to stop here. Reach out to Bobby to continue the discussion and learn more about how ApolloMD partners with hospitals and health systems to advance care through clinician-led solutions.

When Dr. Christopher Hwang looks back on his emergency department’s transition to ApolloMD, one thing stands out: they didn’t have to lose what was already working.

The transition strengthened the physician team, expanded clinical support and helped the department continue growing without losing the culture that made it strong.

In his latest perspective, Dr. Hwang shares what made the transition successful, and how the right support can help an emergency department evolve while staying true to its foundation.

https://apollomd.com/perspective/how-we-rebuilt-our-emergency-department-without-losing-what-worked/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organicsocial&utm_campaign=emtransition&utm_term=hwang&utm_content=na