Ryan Shillingburg, DO

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Experienced Emergency Medicine Physician Enhances Patient Services in Knoxville

The University of Tennessee Medical Center is proud to announce the addition of Dr. Ryan Allen Shillingburg, DO, to its Emergency Department team. Dr. Shillingburg brings over five years of diverse experience in emergency medicine, further enriching the hospital’s commitment to providing exceptional patient care. 

Dr. Shillingburg earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree in 2020 and has since been dedicated to delivering high-quality emergency medical services. He is affiliated with University Health System, Inc., and collaborates with a network of professionals through Southeastern Emergency Physicians LLC, a medical group comprising over 550 members.  

In his role at UT Medical Center, Dr. Shillingburg focuses on immediate decision-making and actions necessary to prevent death or further disability in emergencies. His expertise encompasses the evaluation, care, stabilization, and disposition of a diverse patient population experiencing acute illnesses and injuries.  

Patients can access Dr. Shillingburg’s services at the UT Medical Center Emergency Department, located at 1924 Alcoa Highway, Knoxville, TN 37920. The facility operates Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Appointments and inquiries can be made by calling (865) 305-9350. 

Dr. Shillingburg’s addition to the UT Medical Center team underscores the institution’s ongoing dedication to enhancing emergency medical care for the Knoxville community. His experience and commitment to patient well-being make him a valuable asset to the hospital’s emergency services.

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