Larry McEvoy, MD, is an emergency physician, healthcare CEO, thought leader, and entrepreneur with over three decades of experience in clinical, executive, and innovative roles. Renowned for his ability to inspire clinicians to leverage their inherent skills in leadership, McEvoy has worked on creating sustained reliability and transformative changes at various organizational levels. A skilled storyteller and facilitator, he has successfully guided groups through ambiguity to find clarity and direction, fostering renewal in environments plagued by distrust and distress. His book, Epidemic Leadership: How to Lead Infectiously in the Era of Big Problems, underscores his expertise in leading through challenging times.

McEvoy's career highlights include his tenure as CEO of Memorial Health System in Colorado Springs, where he led a significant turnaround and facilitated its merger with the University of Colorado Health system. He also served as a senior executive and emergency physician at the Billings Clinic. With a background that includes a BA in English Writing from Carroll College and a medical degree from Stanford University, McEvoy has held notable positions such as executive-in-residence at the Center for Creative Leadership and faculty roles at the American Association for Physician Leadership. Beyond his professional achievements, he dedicates time to restoring the Cove Canyon Grasslands in Montana, reflecting his passion for biology and the outdoors.