Dr. Roland Hollis, MD

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Leading Family Medicine with Compassion and Expertise

The Hollis Family Medical Clinic proudly announces the continued leadership of Roland Hollis, MD, as its Medical Director. With over three decades of experience in family medicine, Dr. Hollis has dedicated his career to providing high-quality healthcare and promoting wellness in the Paragould community and beyond. In addition to his role at the clinic, he is also affiliated with Arkansas Methodist Medical Center (AMMC), an institution known for its commitment to excellence in patient care.

Dr. Hollis graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Zoology from Arkansas State University, followed by a Medical Degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine in 1989. His extensive training continued as he completed a residency in family medicine at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Regional Centers (South Central) from 1989 to 1992. This rigorous academic foundation has equipped Dr. Hollis with the knowledge and skills necessary to address the diverse health needs of his patients.

As a Diplomate of the American Board of Family Medicine, Dr. Hollis remains at the forefront of medical advancements, ensuring that his practice incorporates the latest in evidence-based medicine. His dedication to continuous learning and professional development reflects his commitment to providing exceptional care to patients of all ages.

Dr. Hollis’s approach to healthcare is rooted in compassion and understanding, making him a trusted provider in the community. Patients at Hollis Family Medical Clinic benefit from his personalized care, which emphasizes prevention, wellness, and patient education. Under his leadership, the clinic has become a cornerstone of health and wellness in Paragould, aligning with AMMC’s mission to be the first choice for healthcare in the region.

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