Craig Sheedy, MD

About me

Meet Dr. Craig Sheedy, physician-owner and emergency medicine physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. Dr. Sheedy received his Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Bachelor of Health Science in Physiology at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona. While at The University of Arizona, he remained an active swimming and diving team member, which won the 2008 NCAA National Championship. After that, he completed his Doctor of Medicine and Emergency Medicine Residency at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee.

Over his tenure, Dr. Sheedy has worked as a full-time emergency medicine physician with the Northwest Health System in Northwest Arkansas. In addition, he has served as regional medical director with Integrative Emergency Services Arkansas and as a mentor for medical student education, winning Preceptor of the Year in 2019.

Andy White, MD

About me

Meet Dr. Andy White, physician-owner and emergency medicine physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. Raised in Arkansas, he has always called this community home, currently residing in the Northwest region with his wife, son, and two dogs.

Dr. White completed his medical residency in family medicine at the University of Oklahoma, followed by a fellowship program specializing in emergency medicine. Before his medical career, he was a certified public accountant (CPA) practicing at a large accounting firm in Chicago.

Byron Garibaldi, MD

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Meet Dr. Byron Garibaldi, physician-owner and emergency medicine physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. He began his professional medical career after he graduated with honors from Baylor University. He then obtained his Medical Doctorate at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston and completed his residency at the University of Kansas-Wichita branch at the St. Joseph Campus.

Over his tenure, he has worked the past 27 years in emergency medicine, predominantly in Northwest Arkansas at Washington Regional Medical Center and Springdale’s NW Medical Center.

His hobbies include traveling, fishing, supporting the Kansas City Royals AA – NW Arkansas Naturals baseball team, and having a wonderful time with his wife and kids.

Doug Coffman, DO

About me

Meet Dr. Doug Coffman, physician-owner and emergency medicine physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. He began his professional medical career after he graduated from Baylor University. He then completed medical school at The University North Texas Health Science Center and his residency at Oklahoma State University Emergency Medicine Hillcrest Health Center.

Over his tenure, he has served as a residency director at Southwest Medical Center Emergency Medicine and as medical director for over five years at St. Anthony Hospital Emergency Room.

In his time beyond the emergency room, Dr. Coffman enjoys being with his family – wife Llana, daughters Skye and Brie, son Baylor, and grandkids Saylor and Crew. He loves carpentry, building homes, and making furniture. He credits his entire career to the direction his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, provided.

B Shane Holland, DO

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Meet Dr. B Shane Holland, physician-owner and emergency medicine physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. He has practiced emergency medicine since 2004 and recently started his practice in functional medicine.

Fun fact – if he did not practice medicine, he would aspire to teach or own a coffee shop. His love for teaching stems from his prior career experience. Before returning to school to pursue medicine, Dr. Holland had the opportunity to teach history for four years. Also, he served as a teaching assistant during medical school and taught at The Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine when it opened.

Outside the world of medicine, he loves to hang out and travel with his wife of 31 years and his three kids – Recently, he became a grandfather. Dr. Holland loves to exercise, read, watch sports, meditate and pray, and try new coffees and brew in different ways. He enjoys working with sports teams in Northwest Arkansas, including the minor league baseball team, the Naturals.

Steven Williams, DO, FACEP

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Meet Dr. Steven Williams, physician-owner and emergency medicine physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. Dr. Williams holds over two decades of experience in emergency medicine.

Originally from Oklahoma, he completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at Northeastern State University. Then he completed his Doctorate in Osteopathic Medicine from Oklahoma State University and his Residency in Emergency Medicine at Michigan State University. Also, he is a long time fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians. In his tenure, he has practiced emergency medicine in Missouri, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.

In addition, Dr. Williams has over twenty years of service in the US Army, Army Reserves and Army National Guard.

Currently, he and his wife live on a farm in Southwest Missouri and have four children.

Jeremy Sturgell, MD

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Meet Dr. Jeremy Sturgell, physician-owner and emergency medicine physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. He received his undergraduate degrees in Biology and Chemistry at Missouri Southern State University. He then received his medical degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Medicine.

Next, Dr. Sturgell completed an emergency medicine residency at the University of Illinois. In his tenure, he has gained extensive experience, being an emergency department medical director for 15 years, an EMS medical director, a hospice medical director, and a stroke program medical director. He has been recognized twice as “Healthcare Provider of the Year” in his home county of Southwest Missouri. Dr. Sturgell is an active fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians and the American Academy of Emergency Physicians.

In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife and kids as well as watching sports.

John P. Weddle, DO

FACILITIES MEDICAL DIRECTOR
About me

Meet Dr. John Weddle, physician-owner and emergency medicine physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. After graduating from Sallisaw High School in 1985, Dr. Weddle attended OSU in Stillwater and then completed his medical training at OSU-COM in Tulsa in 1994. He then completed his residency in emergency medicine, finishing in 1998 and returning home to Sequoyah County.

Dr. Weddle has worked in many local and regional hospitals in the area, with many interests outside medicine, including ranching, cycling, fishing, and spending time with his daughters.

He and his wife, Bobbie, have made their home and raised their family in the community, and they look forward to being able to care for friends and family here at Fort Smith ER and Hospital for many years to come.

Donald Tribbey, DO, FACEP

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Meet Dr. Donald Tribbey, physician-owner and emergency room physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. Dr. Tribbey received his bachelor’s degree from The University of Arkansas. Upon completing undergrad, he discovered his passion for delivering prehospital emergency care and received certification in EMT and paramedics. Then, he received his medical degree from The University of North Texas Health Science Center. After that, he completed his Emergency Medicine Residency at Michigan State University, where he held the position of Chief Emergency Medicine Resident and Chief House Staff Officer.

With over 22 years of experience in the field, Dr. Tribbey is proud to be a board-certified member in emergency medicine by the American Osteopathic Board of Emergency Medicine and a fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians.

Beyond the hospital, Dr. Tribbey favorite hobbies are hunting, fishing, and spending time with his wife, Cynthia, and their three children on their farm in SW Missouri.

Glen McSpadden, MD

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Meet Dr. Glen McSpadden, physician-owner and emergency medicine physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Harding University. He then obtained his Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in 2002 and completed his residency in family medicine in Fort Smith.

Dr. McSpadden has practiced emergency medicine full-time since 2009 and worked at several ERs in Northwest Arkansas, including seven years at Washington Regional Medical Center.

Dr. McSpadden met his wife, Lisa, when they studied abroad in Florence, Italy, for a semester in undergrad. They have been married for twenty-seven years and blessed with four amazing boys. Dr. McSpadden enjoys taking trips and spending any time he can with his wife and boys. His hobbies include mountain bike riding and fishing with his family.

Mark Brown, DO

About me

Meet Dr. Mark Brown, physician-owner and emergency medicine physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. Originally from southeast Kansas, he started his 20-year+ medical career as a ground and air EMS. Dr. Brown graduated from Pittsburg State University with a bachelor’s degree in biology and chemistry. After that, he attended A.T. Still University, the Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, where he earned his medical degree and completed an Osteopathic internship followed by an Emergency Medicine residency.

As a board-certified emergency medicine physician, Dr. Brown has served as core faculty for the emergency medicine residency in Joplin, where he won ‘Teaching Attending of the Year’ in 2016, served as a fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians, and served as medical director for various EMS and fire services in southwest Missouri.

When Dr. Brown is not working, he enjoys outdoor activities with his family.

Mark Rucker, MD

About me

Meet Dr. Mark Rucker, physician-owner and emergency medicine physician at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. Dr. Rucker was born in raised in Kansas City. He studied chemistry at Rockhurst College and then received his medical degree from The University of Kansas Medical School. He has practiced emergency medicine for over 28 years.

Dr. Rucker and his wife have been together since high school – 32 years – and have three children that are proud to carry on their family legacy. He loves to travel and share valuable experiences with his family. His family’s focus is to optimize health and grow spiritually.

Crystal Restine, RN 

chief nursing officer
About me

Meet Crystal Restine, the Chief Nursing Officer for Fort Smith ER & Hospital. Over the last 15 years, she has served in many senior management positions, like Regional Chief Nursing Officer at local acute care hospitals in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Also she received her master’s in business administration from Oklahoma Wesleyan University.

Currently, Crystal resides in rural Oklahoma with her husband and two sons, where she enjoys watching her son play baseball.

Becky Stallings

facilities administrator
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Meet Becky Stallings, the facilities administrator at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. Born and raised in Southeast Oklahoma, Becky has always had a huge heart for the beautiful area and the people in the community. With over 16 years of business experience, she transitioned from banking into healthcare just a few years ago.

She could not be more excited about joining the Fort Smith ER & Hospital team and following the company’s mission. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends and serving alongside her church family beyond the hospital walls.

Miranda Palmer, BSRT (R)

director of marketing
About me

Meet Miranda Palmer, the Director of Marketing at Fort Smith ER & Hospital. Born and raised in Poteau, Southeast Oklahoma. Miranda received her Associate of Applied Science-Radiologic Technology degree from Carl Albert State College and a Bachelor of Science degree from The University of Arkansas Fort Smith. In addition to medical education, Miranda has a strong passion and love for marketing.

In her time off work, she spends time with her husband and beautiful twin girls – the Twincesses. Miranda enjoys bike riding and watching her husband race at the dirt racetracks around the region. She loves helping people receive the best possible healthcare and spends ample time volunteering at her home church.