Dr. Gannon Dudlar is a board-certified emergency medicine physician with many years of academic experience and clinical experience in emergency departments and urgent care centers.

Dr. Dudlar earned his medical degree with honors from the University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor. He completed his internal medicine residency training at University of Illinois Chicago, where he received the Golden Hammer Award for being the most outstanding clinical senior resident and previously served as Assistant Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine.

Dr. Dudlar has practiced in high-volume emergency departments that include Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital, Midwest Medical, Ingalls Memorial Hospital, as well as in busy urgent care centers like Palo Alto Medical Foundation and Florida Keys. He has contributed to protocol development, clinical operations, and pandemic response planning, as well as been known as an EPIC superuser.

Dr. Dudlar has also served as a simulation consultant and designed clinical training modules/procedural workshops to assist attending physicians. He is licensed to practice medicine in multiple states and is a current member of the American College of Emergency Physicians.

Deeply committed to health care innovation delivery, Dr. Dudlar’s interests primarily include human factors and workflow efficiencies, health span optimization, and longevity medicine.

*This physician is employed by Mount Sinai Medical Center