Dr. Amburgy is a resident at McLaren St. Luke’s Family Medicine Residency. He completed medical school training at New York Institute of Technology School of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University. Dr. Amburgy’s focus of learning POCUS and teaching others is to continue facilitating a wave of understanding that POCUS can be part of the solution to inefficiencies in the United States medical system and bridging gaps to medical care in low resource areas. He has the desire to give patients the most comprehensive care at the time of their appointment and believes in the near future it will be almost expected of physicians to have POCUS available. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with family, friends, weight training, and traveling. He recently visited Yosemite and Grand Canyon National Park’s enjoying time away in nature.