Dr. Donald Cubery Thomas III, MD

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Dr. Thomas is an emergency medicine specialist and medical administrative specialist with over 40 years of experience in the delivery of healthcare. He is currently the CEO & CMO at Mentat Systems, Inc., located in St. Petersburg, Florida. Mentat Systems, Inc. is a privately held healthcare consulting company that delivers physician relationship engineering and interim management services. Furthermore, Dr. Thomas is the Medical Director of Florida Injury Centers, which is a privately held company delivering care to patients with personal injuries caused by traumatic events.

Dr. Thomas is the Interim President of the Regional West Physicians Clinic, located in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. As the region’s only tertiary referral medical center, Regional West offers care that spans more than 32 medical specialties provided by over 28 physician clinics.

Individuals who have worked with Dr. Thomas have excellent things to say about him, one stating “Dr Thomas is very creative, precise, imaginative, and thorough. His dedication and detail for finishing any task or project make working with him a pleasure, as well as a learning experience. He is an expert in taking organizations and management and making them more efficient, as well as employee and customer friendly.”

Dr. Thomas received his medical degree from the Howard University College of Medicine, where he also served as a clinical instructor for 5 years.

Emergency medicine specialists, like Dr. Thomas, are medical doctors who specialize in emergency care. They can diagnose and treat many medical emergencies and can refer people to other health professionals for further treatment.

Medical administrative specialists, also known as medical assistants, medical secretaries or information technicians, handle the administrative duties at a medical office. In addition to the general clerical duties, such as patient scheduling and correspondence, these professionals may keep records, handle insurance billing or transcribe medical reports. As a medical administrative specialist, Dr. Thomas serves a key role in medical office, clinic and hospital settings.

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