Statewide Medical Director

• Sep 2020 - Present

Dr. Durbin serves East Tennessee as a full-time physician focused on Opioid Use Disorder for ReVIDA Recovery Centers. Dr. Durbin serves East Tennessee as a full-time physician focused on Opioid Use Disorder for ReVIDA Recovery Centers.

President/CEO

• Nov 2011 - Present

Physician/CEO, Randy E Durbin, DO, PC – Dawsonville/Suwanee/Cumming, GA, December, 2011 – February, 2016; Sept, 2018 - present. Dr. Durbin was the CEO of a primary care, wellness and medical consulting corporation. He provided services to:Medical VC funds and angel investors interested in outpatient M&A, occupational medicine/urgent care, substance use disorder treatment, and integrated telehealth solutions.Senior Clinical Lean Consultant, Altarum Institute – Ann Arbor, MI/Atlanta, GA, January 2013 – February 2016; Dr. Durbin was a senior consultant for Lean Health training initiatives for domestic and international clients. He led training course and simulation development and modification; he directly delivered courses to hospital systems and directs clinical integration. Physician, Doctor On Demand, Cumming, GA, January, 2014 – 2017; Dr. Durbin provides telemedicine consultation to non-emergent ambulatory patients.Physician/Medical Director, Catalyst Healthcare, LLC – Alpharetta, GA, January, 2013 – October, 2014; Dr. Durbin was the Medical Director in charge of all outpatient clinic activities. He is the director of all Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) efforts system-wide. He supervises two ARNP, several MA, and other allied health staff. He performs joint injections, trigger point injections, osteopathic manipulation. Physician, Northside Urgent Care – Cumming, GA, October, 2010 – December, 2014; Dr. Durbin was a part-time physician in charge of all outpatient urgent care clinic activities. He treated and performs procedures on patients from birth through geriatrics.

Medical Director

• Aug 2015 - Present

Dr. Durbin provides operations and medical direction to a clinic primarily serving ethnically underserved adult patients for primary care. Dr. Durbin provides operations and medical direction to a clinic primarily serving ethnically underserved adult patients for primary care.

Medical Director

• Oct 2018 - Present

Dr. Durbin is the Medical Director of two Opioid Treatment Programs in North Georgia. Dr. Durbin is the Medical Director of two Opioid Treatment Programs in North Georgia.

Medical Director

• Jan 2020 - Present

Dr. Durbin leads the medical teams that provide substance use disorder treatments in Norcross, GA and Nashville, TN. Dr. Durbin leads the medical teams that provide substance use disorder treatments in Norcross, GA and Nashville, TN.

Vice President of Medical Affairs and Federal Programs

• Oct 2018 - Sep 2020

Dr. Durbin was leading the Federal (HHS) and Commercial Healthcare Divisions of Karna, LLC, with emphasis on Public Health, Population Health Management, Strategic Consulting, Medical Management Consulting, Telehealth, Occupational Health, Outpatient Medicine, and Opioid Dependency Treatment. Dr. Durbin was leading the Federal (HHS) and Commercial Healthcare Divisions of Karna, LLC, with emphasis on Public Health, Population Health Management, Strategic Consulting, Medical Management Consulting, Telehealth, Occupational Health, Outpatient Medicine, and Opioid Dependency Treatment.

Director of Medical Operations

• Feb 2018 - Oct 2018

Dr. Durbin led Medical Operations for all of Concentra's Occupational Medicine and Urgent Care activities in Georgia, including line management of more than 85 medical providers and P&L responsibility of $57M/year. He was a subject matter expert in outpatient urgent care and occupational medicine and served on expert panels in Workers' Compensation. He helped implement telehealth for occupational medicine in Georgia. Dr. Durbin led Medical Operations for all of Concentra's Occupational Medicine and Urgent Care activities in Georgia, including line management of more than 85 medical providers and P&L responsibility of $57M/year. He was a subject matter expert in outpatient urgent care and occupational medicine and served on expert panels in Workers' Compensation. He helped implement telehealth for occupational medicine in Georgia.

Regional Medical Director

• Feb 2016 - Feb 2018

Dr Durbin was the Regional Medical Director for Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina and Tennessee occupational medicine and urgent care clinics. His responsibilities include:-Providing daily utilization review of medical charts from facilities;-Communicating, supervising as needed and working with medical staff to ensurecoordinated efforts for the provision of high quality medical treatment and client service;-Assisting the Regional Medical Director, Center Manager Director andManaging Physician as well as corporate management in identifying, analyzing and resolvingwork problems;-Evaluating the effectiveness of existing clinical methods and procedures and suggesting improvements to the same;-Participating in the orientation of new staff physicians, physician assistants andresidents by explaining administrative and clinical procedures;-Assisting clinical staff in understanding and complying with policies and procedures;-Maintaining quality assurance for all medical issues;-Assisting the in recruitment of physicians and physician assistants;-Directing, reviewing and evaluating the performance of physicians and physician assistants;-Serving as a liaison between the medical staff and administrator/corporate management;-Supporting the efforts of administrative and marketing personnel in securing new andmaintaining current business as required;-Assisting in the resolution of client grievances regarding medical issues-Providing LEAN Health integration leadership.

VP/COO

• Jan 2015 - Feb 2016

Dr Durbin was the VP/COO and physician for a progressive Wellness Center corporation with clinics across KY. He supervised other physicians, mid-level providers, and ancillary staff. Dr Durbin was the VP/COO and physician for a progressive Wellness Center corporation with clinics across KY. He supervised other physicians, mid-level providers, and ancillary staff.

Director, Medical Epidemiology and Health Science

• Jan 2013 - Jan 2016

Dr. Durbin was the Senior Scientist in charge of Applied Epidemiology and Public Health research and consulting, Lean Six Sigma coaching, Medical Informatics integration, and Management Consulting for government (CDC, VA, FDA, HRSA, State Health Departments) and commercial customers (hospital systems, multi-specialty clinics, private practice). Dr. Durbin was the Senior Scientist in charge of Applied Epidemiology and Public Health research and consulting, Lean Six Sigma coaching, Medical Informatics integration, and Management Consulting for government (CDC, VA, FDA, HRSA, State Health Departments) and commercial customers (hospital systems, multi-specialty clinics, private practice).

Physician

• Aug 2008 - Mar 2013

Part-time urgent care physician providing acute care and osteopathic manipulation for minor emergencies, illness, and injury. Part-time urgent care physician providing acute care and osteopathic manipulation for minor emergencies, illness, and injury.

Director, Medical Epidemiology and Health Informatics

• Oct 2010 - Jan 2013

Dr. Durbin was the senior manager for the Atlanta and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Program Management Office. He was the subject matter expert in medical informatics, medical epidemiology, biostatistics, chronic disease epidemiology, infectious disease epidemiology, public health surveillance, applied public health training, and LEAN Healthcare. He managed a CDC/OSELS project for Altarum to define and develop the expansion of current healthcare data streams for surveillance activities in the context of U.S. Health Reform. He also managed a CDC/Injury Bioterrorism/Emergency Management project for international and domestic terrorism preparedness and emergency response. He directed the efforts to define health outcomes indicators across several CDC program areas spanning infectious and chronic disease states. He also led efforts to improve childhood obesity surveillance and prevention in cooperation with CDC, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and Emory’s Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. He was active in Lean Healthcare training and consulting throughout the U.S. He contributed articles to health policy forums and lectures on Lean Health, public health, and public health career development.

Resident Physician

• Jul 2008 - Oct 2010

Subspecialty training in Otorhinolaryngology (E.N.T.) and Facial Plastic Surgery Subspecialty training in Otorhinolaryngology (E.N.T.) and Facial Plastic Surgery

Intern

• Jul 2007 - Jul 2008

Dr. Durbin was a house officer in a rotating surgical internship. Dr. Durbin was a house officer in a rotating surgical internship.

Division Manager; Director of Epidemiology and Health Informatics

• 2000 - 2007

Dr. Durbin was the manager responsible for Epidemiology, Public Health, and Public Health Informatics initiatives at CDC in Atlanta. Dr. Durbin was the Program Director and Principal Investigator of a $50M 5-year IDIQ contract to provide technical and scientific support for CDC Cancer activities. Dr. Durbin was responsible for managing multiple concurrent projects including: - CDC/NCHSTP/NPIN Contract development projects - CDC/NCCDPH/Cancer Surveillance Branch/Registry Plus software development project - CDC/OD/FMO Automated Formulation E-Portal Development project - CDC/NCBDDD/Statistical Programming Support project - CDC/NCEH/Public Health Surveillance Tracking Network project - CDC/NCHSTP/STD “STD-101-in-a-Box” web-based course development project - CDC/OD Bioterrorism Grants Management System development project - CDC/PHPPO Forensic Epidemiology Training Course - CDC/Cancer Technical and Scientific Assistance IDIQ contract ($50M over 5 years) - CDC/DCPC/Breast and Cervical Cancer Minimum Data Element Validation project - CDC/OD/Smallpox Training Development and Delivery Support - CDC/OD/Specimen Tracking and Results Reporting System (STARRS) project - CDC/OD/Emergency Call Response and Surveillance Systems project - CDC/OD/Emergency Operations Center project - HRSA/DFM/Financial Management Software Integration project - HRSA/HAB/Title III and IV Ryan White Data Analysis Support- CDC/NCHSTP/NPIN Evaluation project - CDC/NCCDPH/Cancer Surveillance Branch/Registry Plus software development project - CDC/NCHSTP/STD Surveillance (SEDACTION) Course Development project - CDC/OD/FMO Financial Budget Access Tracking Database project - CDC/NCEH/VSP Advanced Statistical Support - CDC/NCHSTP/Department of Corrections STD Support Project - CDC/NIP/PSB/Technical Advice on Program Reorganization project - CDC/NCHSTP/STD Applied Epi Info course development and training project - CDC/NCHSTP/STD STD clinical training course development project.

Senior SAS Consultant

• Jun 2000 - Oct 2000

Dr. Durbin was responsible for the design, implementation, testing, reporting, and validation of a SAS-based physician pharmacy reporting system. He converted existing COBOL code from an AS400 to SAS on an RS6000 utilizing SAS datastep, macro processing, and AF/SCL screen inputs. Dr. Durbin was responsible for the design, implementation, testing, reporting, and validation of a SAS-based physician pharmacy reporting system. He converted existing COBOL code from an AS400 to SAS on an RS6000 utilizing SAS datastep, macro processing, and AF/SCL screen inputs.

Clinical Database Manager/Public Health Consultant

• Aug 1999 - Oct 2000

Dr. Durbin developed and integrated a web-based file-sharing and tumor registration system. He was responsible for integrating a death-matching system for the Alabama Statewide Cancer Registry. He provided advanced statistical and database modeling for ad-hoc studies. He supervised data management, statistical, epidemiological, and clinical abstractor staff. Dr. Durbin developed and integrated a web-based file-sharing and tumor registration system. He was responsible for integrating a death-matching system for the Alabama Statewide Cancer Registry. He provided advanced statistical and database modeling for ad-hoc studies. He supervised data management, statistical, epidemiological, and clinical abstractor staff.

Medical/Financial Analyst

• Jan 1999 - Aug 1999

Dr. Durbin served as primary liaison between physicians, patient care managers, and data managers in the Decision Support Department. He was responsible for primary reporting of medical and financial outcomes data to the surgical and medical house staff. He developed new case-type definitions for standardized reporting modules via mainframe screen languages in SAS. He met with the Continuous Process Improvement (CPI) team to help evaluate and initiate new quality assessment and improvement measures for cost containment and improved clinical outcomes. He also supported the division through database analysis efforts in SAS and mainframe.

Associate Consultant

• Jun 1997 - Feb 1998

Dr. Durbin was a healthcare process consultant. He supervised 25 senior insurance verifiers and hospital registrars. He was responsible for their daily productivity, customer service quality reviews, interactions between nine hospital departments, and correct billing preparation for all in-patient and several out-patient service areas at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago. He was responsible for career development, employee performance feedback, and management liaison duties. He trained and disseminated over 80% of primary education materials, including customer service, phone etiquette, and on-line documentation. He trained the staff about the Patient Accounting Cycle. He developed proprietary work flow measurement tools and provided productivity and quality assurance reporting via MS Access. He provided ad-hoc SAS reporting in a mainframe environment.

SAS programmer

• 1995 - 1997

Dr. Durbin served as the project supervisor of a grant with the CDC’s National Immunization Program (NIP). He supervised one Ph.D. level statistician and one master’s level statistical programmer. He was the project’s technical liaison, responsible for creating and maintaining the relationship between Emory’s programming staff and the CDC’s Data Management Division (DMD) programming staff. He coordinated and supervised the creation and maintenance of an internet-based data link connection between Emory and CDC. He performed simple, linear, multivariate, and logistic regression analyses utilizing SAS and was responsible for publication of results. He also supported the project through detailed database analysis/administration through SAS, SUN, Access, UNIX, and other platforms/systems.

Risk Analyst

• 1992 - 1993

. Dr. Durbin was involved in the design, development, and implementation of the bank’s credit card extension module, management information database, and credit scoring models. He utilized SQL, SAS, SPSS+, MS Access, and Excel in a PC environment for analyzing, auditing, and reporting periodic fiscal data. He developed, tested, and implemented scorecard strategies and trained new Risk Associates in financial, word processing, database, UNIX, DOS, DB2, and TN3270 usage. He also supported the project through detailed database analysis/administration.

Computer lab representative

• 1990 - 1993