About Ross

Ross Judice

MD, MPH, MBA

Whether in the board room or amidst the horrors of Hurricane Katrina, Dr. Judice has demonstrated proven leadership and work ethic. His education and experiences are broad; his organizational skills and project management sharp. He respects differences and encourages dreamers.

Twelve years as a member of the board of directors and member of the executive management team of Acadian Companies (a $300 million employee-owned emergency medical services, training, and safety provider), Dr. Judice was integral in the strategic planning and operational execution resulting in the company average share price growing 13% annually during his tenure. While at Acadian, Dr. Judice demonstrated executive oversight over a variety of departments, including medical services, quality, human resources, billing offices, and information systems. He envisioned the National Emergency Medical Services Academy that currently operates as the largest EMS training entity in the U.S. He oversaw all education, including management training, for a 3,500 person workforce. He personally taught several courses, including Emergenetics – a course that profiles individual thinking and behavioral preferences, teaches participants to be self-aware, and builds stronger teams through mutual appreciation.

Dr. Judice is board-certified in psychiatry, earned a medical degree (MD) and masters degree in public health (MPH) from Tulane University, and a masters degree in business administration (MBA) from University of Louisiana – Lafayette.

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• Apple computer geek with a tricked-out 17″ MacBook Pro attached to a 30″ HD display
• Knows his way around Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, and Lightroom
• Is expected to bring his camera to all family functions
• Would have music playing at all times if possible
• Survived the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina
• Went into the flood waters of Hurricane Rita to rescue people, and ended up with a boat load of dogs