@dougamis
- Name
Douglas Amis
- About Me
I am a nomadic locum tenens Physician Assistant. I, currently, have 13 licenses in various states. Denver, CO is my base of operations. I have done mobile medical clinic/mission work in Indonesia, Haiti, Ecuador, Nepal, and most recently in Ukraine. In addition to working in various US States, I have worked as a governmental subcontractor in Iraq and Afghanistan. I am an avid outdoorsman and go hiking/backpacking as often as I can. I work both inpatient and outpatient. Primarily I work as a Hospitalist, but I do a lot of Emergency Dept, and occasionally family practice and urgent care.
- Global Health Experience
I’ll just post some of my CV:
GLOBAL WORK EXPERIENCE
Remote Medical International
Location: Kandahar Airfield Hospital in Kandahar, Afghanistan
DOE: 10/2020 – 03/2021
Department: Emergency Dept, Family Practice, Internal Medicine
Description: Remote Afghanistan location managing hospital, outpatient, and inpatient care.
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Comprehensive Health Services International, LLC
Location: Balad Airbase (Iraqi Airbase) and Baghdad, Iraq (Baghdad Diplomatic Support Hospital)
DOE: 05/2019 – 03/2020
Department: Emergency Dept, Family Practice, Internal Medicine
Description: Remote Iraq locations managing hospital, outpatient, and inpatient care.
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GLOBAL VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
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Global Care Force, Ukraine
Nov 2022
Mobile medical clinics in various cities around Ukraine
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Covid Care Force, Navajo Nation
06/2020-07/2020
Covid medical support in Navajo Nation
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Timmy Global Health, Ecaudor
01/2019
Health camps providing chronic and acute care to Ecuadorians in the Amazon Basin.
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Tsum Valley Medical Mission, Nepal
03/2016 – 04/2016
Health Camps providing both chronic and acute care to the Tsumbas in both the Upper and Lower Tsum Valley.
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Haiti Earthquake Disaster Relief – Heart to Heart International
01/2010 – 02/2010, and 10/2010
Team Lead for Leogane region coordinating logistical efforts within the region along with both non-government organizations, military, and government agencies from various countries. Also, evaluated and treated approximately 50 patients per day which included minor surgical procedures and referring to other agencies for higher levels of care.