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10 urgent care executives
These ten current and former urgent care executives have led urgent care companies in the United States. A reader can learn how urgent care executives run their clinic networks from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
01—10Aimee Larkin
LinkedInExperience: Chief Executive Officer · MedFast Urgent Care Centers
Chief Executive Officer of MedFast Urgent Care Centers in Florida since January 2024. She has also been the company's COO and its VP of Operations and Chief Compliance Officer since 2019, so she has led the same urgent care network from the operations and compliance side before taking the top role.
Brian White
LinkedInExperience: Chief Executive Officer · Urgent Care for Kids
Chief Executive Officer of Urgent Care for Kids in Texas since June 2011, and CEO of Goodside Health since 2021. The profile says he grew the pediatric urgent care company from 2 clinics to 23, making it the second largest pediatric urgent care company in the US, and added primary care while negotiating payer relationships.
Daron Diecidue
LinkedInExperience: Chief Executive Officer · TGH Urgent Care powered by Fast Track
Chief Executive Officer of TGH Urgent Care powered by Fast Track in Tampa since June 2019, and Founder of Fast Track Urgent Care Center since October 2005. The profile describes Diecidue as a board-certified family physician who leads a team of professionals and has studied public health.
David Maloney
LinkedInExperience: Chief Executive Officer and Founder · Urgent Care Group
Former Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Urgent Care Group in Nashville (2017–2024), and its Founder and Senior Advisor since January 2025. He was also Co-Founder, Executive Vice President of Administration and CIO of SpecialtyCare (2006–2014) and sat on its board (2006–2017).
Grant Asay
LinkedInExperience: Chief Executive Officer · Xpress Wellness Urgent Care
Chief Executive Officer of Xpress Wellness Urgent Care in Oklahoma City since February 2019. He was earlier a General Manager at Fresenius Medical Care (2013–2019) and Executive Vice President of Operations at LifeCare Hospitals (2006–2013); the profile also describes him as a board member and operating partner.
Jim Moffett
LinkedInExperience: Chief Executive Officer · FastMed Urgent Care
Chief Executive Officer of FastMed Urgent Care since January 2024. He was earlier President of Holy Cross Medical Group at Trinity Health (2021–2024) and President and CEO of AdventHealth Medical Group (2018–2021); the profile stresses aligning payer contracts, market and financial goals with strategy.
Logan McCall
LinkedInExperience: Chief Executive Officer · ZipClinic Urgent Care / Lowcountry Urgent Care / Carolina QuickCare / Stopwatch Urgent Care
Chief Executive Officer of ZipClinic Urgent Care, Lowcountry Urgent Care, Carolina QuickCare and Stopwatch Urgent Care since January 2014, which the profile says have locations in South Carolina, Missouri, North Carolina and Alabama, with Montana locations later acquired. He has also been a Partner at Prime Care Holdings since 2007.
Matt Kossman
LinkedInExperience: Chief Executive Officer · Urgent Care Group
Chief Executive Officer of Urgent Care Group in Atlanta since April 2025, after serving as its Chief Operating Officer from June 2024. He was earlier Senior Vice President of Operations at WellStreet Urgent Care (2020–2022) and Chief Operating Officer of United Urology Group (2022–2024), so he has run urgent care operations at two companies.
Michael Iversen
LinkedInExperience: President, CEO · Urgent Doc
President and CEO of Urgent Doc in Houston since February 2006, a company the profile says grew from a handful of people into a business of more than 70 employees. He was also an ER Physician with EmCare (2002–2007) and with Huguley ER Physicians (1992–2002).
Steve Sellars
LinkedInExperience: CEO · Lake After Hours Urgent Care
Former CEO of Lake After Hours Urgent Care (2004–2025) and of Premier Health (2006–2025) in Louisiana, and Chief Executive Officer of the Urgent Care Association since July 2025. The profile says he spent 20 years in the retail health urgent care industry as an operator; he was earlier a divisional director at Our Lady of the Lake Health (1999–2004).
Choose the right perspective
Match the company type to your question, since a physician-founded independent, a pediatric network and a large multi-state operator make different staffing and expansion choices. Consider whether they came up through operations or clinical practice, since that shapes how they handle provider staffing and payer contracts.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does an urgent care executive decide where to open a new clinic and how fast it should break even?
- 02What works for staffing providers across clinics when patient volume swings by season?
- 03How do you negotiate payer contracts as an independent urgent care operator?
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