Three orthopaedic surgeons join Erlanger
Erlanger Health System has added three orthopaedic surgeons to its network of physicians – Drs. Daniel Doty, Kristopher Case Sanders and Robert S. Quigley.
Dr. Doty completed orthopaedic surgery residency program at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine Chattanooga, (UTCOMC), and a shoulder and elbow surgery fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Doty specializes in anatomic and reverse shoulder replacement, arthroscopy and fractures.
Dr. Sanders completed both his transitional year and orthopaedic surgery residency programs at UTCOMC and an adult hip and knee reconstruction fellowship at Cleveland Clinic Florida in Weston. Dr. Sanders received expert training in primary and revision joint replacement surgeries of the knee and hip, including the muscle sparing direct anterior hip replacement. He also specializes in adult reconstruction and joint replacement.
Dr. Quigley is a fellowship-trained pediatric orthopaedic surgeon. He completed his orthopaedic surgery residency at Loma Linda University and his fellowship in pediatric orthopaedic surgery at the University of Utah. Dr. Quigley is particularly passionate about spinal deformity and hip preservation.
“We are excited about the experience and passion Drs. Doty, Sanders and Quigley will bring to Erlanger,” said Kevin Spiegel, president and CEO of Erlanger. “The addition of these three orthopaedic surgeons will allow Erlanger to better serve the Chattanooga community.”
Tucker elected TAR secretary-treasurer
Kathy Tucker, managing broker of Crye-Leike Realtors in Chattanooga, was installed as 2017 secretary-treasurer for the Tennessee Association of Realtors at its fall convention. In her new role, she also will serve on the 10-member executive committee for the statewide association.
Tucker is a veteran of 38 years as a Realtor. She is a member of the Greater Chattanooga Association of Realtors (GCAR), where she has served in a variety of leadership roles, including as president in 2004 and 2006. In 2015, she was honored with the George Kangles Community/Citizenship Award. She is a member of the Women’s Council of Realtors and Certified Residential Specialists (CRS).
At the state level, Tucker’s leadership roles have included Division 3 vice president (East Tenn.), president of the Tennessee Real Estate Education Foundation (TREEF), chairwoman of the professional standards and governmental affairs committees, member of the budget & finance committee, and TAR director since 2003. Nationally, she has served as NAR director and as a member of the MLS issues & policies and professional standards committees.
Tucker is deeply engaged in the community, having served as a volunteer leader for Habitat for Humanity, the YMCA and United Way. She is a recipient of Crye-Leike’s Good Neighbor Award.
“I am passionate about real estate, serving our members and the issues we face,” Tucker said. “I will work hard to ensure that we continue to strengthen the value of working with a realtor and improving our value through education and advocacy.”
FSG Bank names new wealth adviser
FSG Bank, a division of Atlantic Capital Bank, N.A., has added Tony Doyley to its FSG Investment Services team as vice president and wealth adviser. Doyley comes to FSG Bank with seven years of experience as a financial adviser, most recently with Merrill Lynch. Prior to that Doyley worked with the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
“Mr. Doyley’s in-depth understanding of the local market and client-centric approach will allow us to continue delivering superior service to our clients. We are very pleased to have him among our team of talented professionals,” said Bart Rolen, executive vice president of private client services.
Doyley serves on the boards of the Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy, Destiny Resources and Mike Patton Ministries. He is an associate minister at Metro Tabernacle Church and has also received numerous recognition, as a professional basketball player while touring with the Tees Valley Mohawks in the United Kingdom. Doyley received his B.S. in Christian Studies from Lee University.
Chambliss attorney appointed to Legal Aid Board
The Chattanooga Bar Association has nominated Alex McVeagh, attorney for Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel, P.C., as the newest member of the Legal Aid of East Tennessee (LAET) board of directors. McVeagh, one of four Chattanooga attorney board members, has substantial experience with LAET from past work as chair of LAET’s Annual Campaign for Justice committee and through various volunteer roles in the Chattanooga community.
McVeagh is a civil litigator who also counsels Chambliss clients on municipal, governmental and intellectual property matters. Before joining the firm, he worked with the Tennessee District Public Defenders Conference and the Senate Judiciary Committee in the state Legislature.
Andy Hodes receives RCS-D designation
Andy Hodes, with Keller Williams Realty East Brainerd, has completed course work to earn the RCS-DTM designation as a Real Estate Collaboration Specialist–Divorce. An RCS-D Realtor, is professionally trained to neutralize divorce real estate as a business transaction in the best interest of the house – and each divorcing spouse.
Bond elected to board for AAMSE
Rae Young Bond, chief executive officer of the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Medical Society and Medical Foundation of Chattanooga, has been elected to the board of directors of the American Association of Medical Society Executives (AAMSE). Formed in 1946, AAMSE is the professional association of more 1,300 county, state, and specialty medical society executives nationwide.
Through its more than 300 member organizations, AAMSE advances the profession of medicine through education, communication of knowledge, leadership development and collaboration.
Member organizations include county, regional, state, state specialty, national, national specialty and international medical societies, as well as affiliated health care organizations and industry partners.
Bond has served twice as the CEO of the Medical Society and Medical Foundation, most recently joining the Foundation in 2002 to begin the Project Access initiative, and being named CEO of both organizations in 2005. She is vice chairwoman of the Hamilton County Regional Health Council and serves on numerous other boards and committees to address health-related issues. Prior to moving to Tennessee in 1994, she served in various capacities in Washington, D.C., including as a congressional press secretary and 10 years as director of public affairs for the National Governors’ Association.
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