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Russell Gregory, M.D.


Family Practice

Biography


Contact Info:

Office:

870-226-8636

Fax:

870-226-8655

Facility/Office:

BCMC Rural Health Clinic

Education:

Southern Arkansas - Bachelor of Science in Pre-Health Studies
St. George's University School of Medicine - Doctor of Medicine

Internship:

Research Assistant at Children's Diagnostic and Treatment Center of Broward Health

Residency:

UAMS Southwest Family Medicine Residency Program

Certification:

American Board of Family Medicine

Biography:

Dr. Russell Gregory and his wife Amber, a native of Rison, Ark., are parents to an Angel Baby, Gabriel Neal. Their loss led to the creation of Gabriel's Gift, an organization to provide compassionate support for families experiencing perinatal loss. They provide bereavement resources, emotional support, and commemorative initiatives to help families navigate grief while honoring the lives of their children.

His extensive volunteer experiences range from tutoring at St. George's University, accompanying music productions for Magnolia Specialized Services, serving as President of the SAU Pre-Health Professional Club, and spending time as a Rotary Club member.

His hobbies and interests include music (piano, vocal, and guitar), worship arts, political history, landscape design, spending time with friends and family, and traveling. Dr. Gregory says he was drawn to Family Medicine because it facilitates the ability to develop relationships with patients and provides a wide range of exposure to many different types of diseases and interventions.

More/Other Information:

Member of the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP)

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Blood Drive at BCMC Scheduled for Dec. 12 to Support Critical Blood Supply


Bradley County Medical Center will host a LifeShare Blood Drive on Friday, Dec. 12 to help replenish the local blood supply. The drive will take place from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., in the BCMC Rural Health Clinic Parking Lot located at 304 E Central Street across the street from the hospital.

This vital event aims to support local hospitals and patients in need of life-saving blood transfusions. All eligible donors are encouraged to participate and help make a difference in the lives of others by donating blood on Dec. 12. Donors will receive a limited-edition LifeShare mug, while supplies last. Blood drives are the main source of blood for hospitals in our region, including Bradley County Medical Center. Potential donors can reserve a time slot online through the donor portal on www.lifeshare.org. You do not have to make an appointment as walk-ins are encouraged.