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Paul Kartchner

Paul Kartchner

Family Physician

Tucson, Arizona, United StatesMedical Practice
Company
The Family Doctor, PLLC
Title
Physician/Founder
Seniority
Founder
Department
Medical Health
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States
Industry
Medical Practice

About

Dr. Kartchner is a board-certified family physician. He is the founder of The Family Doctor, PLLC, Tucson's first fully independent direct primary care practice. He attended the University of Arizona for both undergraduate and medical school. He completed a residency in family medicine at St. Louis University and later received a degree in public health from Johns Hopkins University. Following medical school, Dr. Kartchner served on active duty in the United States Air Force and later with the Arizona Air National Guard before retiring from the military after 23 years of service. He currently serves with the Southern Arizona Rescue Association, an all-volunteer search and rescue organization under the direction of the Pima County Sheriff's Department. He participates regularly in overseas medical missions and has practiced medicine in fifteen countries and on five continents.

Experience

Physician/Founder

The Family Doctor, PLLC · Tucson, Arizona

Present

• Provides comprehensive outpatient primary care to patients of all ages • Personalized care for a low monthly fee • House calls, same/next day appointments & extended appointment times • Travel medicine clinic; provides health travel consultation to individuals and business clients • http://www.familydoctor.md

Online Instructor

BYU-Pathway Worldwide

• Instructor for global and public health courses. Provides online instruction for international undergraduate health sciences students. Collaborates with course development.

Flight Surgeon

Air National Guard · Tucson, Arizona

• Chief of Flight Medicine. Performed fitness-for-duty exams of >1,200 military members. Conducted workplace occupational health inspections for maintenance and avionics shops. Responsible for mental health surveillance, suicide prevention program for high risk populations. • Flight surgeon providing care to F-16 pilots from allied nations including The Netherlands, Iraq, Taiwan, Chile, Poland, Japan, Singapore, Ukraine, among others

Family Physician

United States Air Force · Illinois, Las Vegas, Nevada; Ramstein AB, Germany

• Medical Lead to Special Operations Command and Control Element - Horn of Africa. Provided medical support and medivac coordination to special operations community of 500+ in 11 country region including Somalia, Kenya, and Democratic Republic of the Congo. (2013) • Clinical supervisor of a 20 member team of providers, nurses, and medical technicians. • Deployment to Balad Air Base, Iraq - Intermediate Care Ward. Responsible for stabilizing and transferring patients from combat zone to higher echelon of care via aeromedical transport. (2009) • Clinical faculty member for Military Tropical Medicine course. Tropical medicine instructor to medical students, residents, and practicing military physicians for field missions to Peru. Recognized by US Ambassador to Peru for humanitarian relief efforts resulting from the 2007 Ica Earthquake. Authored clinical field primer and pharmacopeia. (2007, 2008) • Adjunct faculty for graduate medical program providing longitudinal instruction for medical…

Family Medicine Resident

Saint Louis University · Belleville, Illinois

• Provided inpatient and outpatient care at St. Elizabeth's, Scott Air Force Base, St. Louis University, and Cardinal Glennon Hospitals • Obtained additional training in travel health, tropical medicine, and procedural skills

Education

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Master of Public Health (MPH), Global Health

University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson

Doctor of Medicine (MD)

University of Arizona

Bachelor of Arts (BA), Spanish

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