A physician for more than 40 years, Greg knows compassion and integrity are essential in being successful, and he believes this certainly applies to people in management, as well. He prioritizes respect for each patient’s unique opinions and beliefs, and he understands the best leaders are ultimately the best listeners. Greg stepped into the Chief Medical Officer role when it was created in 2019, right before major changes and challenges in healthcare took place.

Greg has been practicing Emergency Medicine coverage for decades and continues to do so today. He has completed the American College of Emergency Physicians Director’s Academy and has served a medical director in some capacity for more than 30 years. He has taught all levels of healthcare providers, from EMTs to physician assistants and resident physicians, and he regularly provides care in remote areas of the world for those who cannot access healthcare services. Greg also teaches Wilderness Medicine at AERIE Backcountry Medicine, and he directs many ambulatory services in western Montana.

Greg attended The Ohio State Medical College and completed an accelerated program, starting residency in Family Practice and then completing a dual Emergency Medicine residency. He is board-certified in both Family and Emergency Medicine. He finds balance in life and is able to recharge through time spent with his wife of more than 40 years, their children, and their grandchildren. He enjoys spending time in the outdoors with activities like skiing, hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, whitewater rafting, and snowmobiling.