Dr. Gary A. Roberson, MD, MSc, FAPA, to Appear on Top 100 Doctors Magazine Cover
NEW YORK, April 10, 2018 (Newswire.com) - The Top 100 Magazine announced today that it will feature Dr. Gary A. Roberson on the cover of its upcoming edition, The Top 100 Doctors in America.
Dr. Gary A. Roberson, MD, MSc, FAPA, is a board-certified psychiatric physician and thriving entrepreneur. He founded several successful behavioral health companies with an eye toward providing access to routine top-notch psychiatric care in rural areas by utilizing telehealth technologies and an industry-revolutionizing approach to clinician management.
We are so very excited to include Dr. Roberson in the upcoming Top 100 Doctors magazine. His career is truly inspiring and we will enjoy sharing his achievements with our readers.
Ana Palmiero, Senior Editor
Dr. Roberson also serves as the chief medical strategist and senior medical advisor for Master Medical Network, a telemedicine platform for business healthcare solutions to maximize clinical efficiency. In this capacity, Dr. Roberson is involved in the development of strategies to better manage clinical populations by maximizing their productivity and income.
Dr. Roberson is a fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, a member of the American Board of Medical Specialties and a lifetime member of the Oxford University Science Society.
Dr. Roberson obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry from William Carey University and a Doctor of Medicine degree and psychiatry residency from the University of Mississippi Medical Center. He also completed a postgraduate diploma in evidence-based medicine, a MSc in experimental therapeutics (clinical pharmacology) and a diploma in theological studies from the University of Oxford, England.
Senior editor, Ana Palmiero, said, "We are so very excited to include Dr. Roberson in the upcoming Top 100 Doctors magazine. His career is truly inspiring and we will enjoy sharing his achievements with our readers."
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