Dr. Randolph Cribbs, MD

Dr. Randolph Cribbs, M.D. is a former Air Force general surgeon and flight surgeon. He received his undergraduate degrees in Physics and History from Stanford University and went on to earn his Medical Degree from the Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine. He has published a range of scientific papers in general surgery, pediatric surgery and wound care research, and received a First Prize award for his work in pediatric wound care. Dr. Cribbs has spent the past 15 years in urgent care and occupational medicine, devoted to helping patients receive the care they need to be able to resume their preferred work, home and leisure activities. In his spare time, he enjoys training and competing in endurance sports, including nine marathons and fifteen triathlons completed. He and his wife Cathy have six children and are now “empty nesters” with their Golden Doodle, Ricky. They are expecting their first grandchild in January 2025.