Dr. Olatunde Oshikoya, DMSc, MPAS, PA-C

Co-Founder

Atlanta, United States7 yrs 9 mos experience
Highly Stable

Key Highlights

  • Founder of Rapid Recovery Mobile Clinic
  • Director of MAT Services at Correctional Healthcare Partners
  • Recognized in Atlanta Business Chronicle's '40 Under 40'
Stackforce AI infers this person is a Healthcare Professional specializing in Addiction Medicine and Behavioral Health.

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Skills

Core Skills

Addiction MedicineBehavioral HealthTelemedicineMental HealthUrgent CarePsychiatryInfectious DiseaseOccupational MedicinePhlebotomy

Other Skills

Medication-assisted treatmentSubstance use managementPerson-centered policiesDirect Patient CareMedication ManagementTelehealthMedication ReconciliationAddiction RecoveryAnxiety ManagementMental Health CounselingPatient AdvocacyPatient CarePatient MonitoringVenipuncturePatient Safety

About

Dr. Olatunde “Tunde” Oshikoya is a board-certified Physician Assistant with a clinical background in Addiction Medicine and Behavioral Health. After graduating from the University of West Georgia with his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology in 2013, he obtained his Master of Physician Assistant studies degree from the University of Florida in 2018 followed by his Doctor of Medical Science degree from A.T. Still University in 2025. In 2021, he founded Rapid Recovery Mobile Clinic - a mobile clinic that travels to provide accessible point-of-care testing and treatment to the Metro Atlanta area and surrounding counties. Designed as an equitable healthcare solution for marginalized communities, the clinic addresses several systemic barriers within our healthcare system impacting Atlantans such as accessibility, affordability, and care quality. Today, Tunde provides compassionate trauma-informed care to patients living with a dual diagnosis (those living with illicit substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions). He finds this patient population may fall victim to the pitfalls of the American healthcare system as a result of damaging stigmas, unconscious biases, and rampant criminalization. It is his belief that when we can put aside our predispositions and advocate for greater mental health awareness, we become a better healthcare system, but more importantly, better human beings. Tunde is the Director of MAT Services and Rapid Response at Correctional Healthcare Partners. He is responsible for developing protocols and implementing person-centered policies that expand access to evidence-based substance use management for incarcerated and marginalized populations. Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is the use of FDA-approved medications, in combination with counseling, behavioral therapies, and social support to reduce the incidence of fatal drug overdoses, offering a pathway to recovery for individuals navigating drug addiction. Tunde’s long-lasting commitment to humanity and civic engagement has culminated in a number of accolades including Outstanding Atlanta, “Thriving Under 30” Alumni at the University of West Georgia, Atlanta Business Chronicle’s “40 under 40”, and the Emerging 100 of Atlanta’s “Mentor of the Year” and “Committee of the Year”. Clinical Education: University of Florida A.T. Still University Clinical Background: • Telemedicine • Addiction Medicine • Behavioral Health • Correctional Medicine • Urgent Care State Licenses: Arizona California Colorado Florida Georgia Illinois Maine Massachusetts North Carolina Oregon Washington

Experience

7 yrs 9 mos
Total Experience
1 yr 3 mos
Average Tenure
5 mos
Current Experience

Chp health

Director of MAT Services and Rapid Response

Dec 2025Present · 5 mos

  • The Director of MAT Services and Rapid Response is primarily responsible for developing protocols and implementing person-centered policies that expand access to evidence-based substance use management for marginalized and disenfranchised populations within our nation’s criminal justice system. Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is the use of FDA-approved medications, in combination with counseling, behavioral therapies, and social support to reduce the incidence of fatal drug overdoses, offering a pathway to recovery for individuals navigating drug addiction.
Medication-assisted treatmentSubstance use managementPerson-centered policiesAddiction MedicineBehavioral Health

Bicycle health

Remote Addiction Medicine Clinician

Nov 2022Dec 2025 · 3 yrs 1 mo · California, United States

  • Remote healthcare provider with following responsibilities:
  • Facilitate interactive clinical assessments, treatments, and medication management in patient population suffering from substance use disorder and concurrent mental illnesses via telehealth services.
  • Create appropriate assessments, treatment plans, and referrals for patient’s concerns.
  • Prescribe and monitor opiate replacement (Suboxone) therapy.
  • Treat and manage members that are interested in moderating or abstaining from alcohol with medications such as Naltrexone and Acamprosate.
  • Provide patient education and referrals, specific to patients’ assessed needs and abilities.
  • Utilize good communication skills, verbal and written.
  • Participate in case reviews, consultations, and utilization review.
Medication ReconciliationTelehealthAddiction RecoveryAnxiety ManagementMental Health CounselingAddiction Medicine+1

Lunajoy (yc w22)

Remote Psychiatric Clinician

Sep 2022Mar 2023 · 6 mos · Atlanta, Georgia, United States

  • Remote healthcare provider with following responsibilities:
  • Counsel and advise individuals or groups with substance abuse disorders and mental health disorders such as anxiety, PTSD, personality disorders.
  • Develop and implement individualized treatment plans to ensure positive patient outcomes.
  • Prescribe and monitor opiate replacement (Suboxone) therapy.
  • Educate families and groups on substance abuse treatments and prevention programs.
  • Facilitate referrals to other healthcare or counseling professionals.
Medication ReconciliationPsychiatryTelehealthAddiction RecoveryAddiction Medicine

Workit health

Remote Psychiatric Clinician

Jun 2022Nov 2022 · 5 mos · Atlanta, Georgia, United States

  • Remote healthcare provider with following responsibilities:
  • Facilitate live and interactive clinical assessments, treatments, and medication management in-person and via telehealth services.
  • Create appropriate assessments, treatment plans, and referrals for patient’s concerns.
  • Prescribe and monitor opiate replacement (Suboxone) therapy.
  • Treat and manage members that are interested in moderating or abstaining from alcohol with medications such as Naltrexone and Acamprosate.
  • Provide patient education and referrals, specific to patients’ assessed needs and abilities.
  • Utilize good communication skills, verbal and written.
  • Participate in case reviews, consultations, and utilization review.
Medication ReconciliationPsychiatryTelehealthAddiction RecoveryAddiction Medicine

Rapid recovery mobile clinic

Founder/Owner

Sep 2021Present · 4 yrs 8 mos · Atlanta, Georgia, United States · Remote

  • A mobile urgent care clinic providing accessible and affordable health care to Metro Atlanta and surrounding counties. Created in response to the COVID-19 global pandemic, Rapid Recovery Mobile Clinic’s mission is to deliver exceptional healthcare that is accessible to each and every patient by addressing systemic barriers within the medical system surrounding reliable transport divide, health care deserts, and health insurance.
Direct Patient CareMedication ManagementTelehealthUrgent CareAddiction MedicineTelemedicine

Viral solutions

Infectious Disease Clincian

Nov 2020Jul 2021 · 8 mos · Atlanta, Georgia, United States

  • Lead provider assigned to COVID-19 testing facility.
  • Perform and oversee RT-PCR COVID-19 testing, as well as COVID-19 vaccination, for insured and uninsured patient populations in the metro Atlanta area where the average volume is 700-800 patients per day.
  • Communicate lab results to patients in efficient and comprehendible manner.
  • Deliver and thoroughly explain discharge instructions to patients prior to departure as part of proper patient education.
  • Assist registration office with accurate patient health information to ensure proper coding and billing.
Medication ReconciliationPatient CarePatient MonitoringInfectious Disease

Wellstreet urgent care

Remote Urgent Care Clinician

Jan 2020Jul 2023 · 3 yrs 6 mos · Atlanta, Georgia, United States

  • Remote healthcare provider with following responsibilities:
  • Triage and manage acute illnesses in remote autonomous capacity.
  • Collaborate with virtual multidisciplinary care team consisting of physicians and other Advanced Practice Providers to deliver quality care to patients.
  • Order and interpret diagnostic procedures as necessary to ensure positive patient outcomes.
  • Procedures include but are not limited to COVID-19 testing, Urinalysis, Flu/Strep swabs, Pelvic exams, EKG, Blood labs, Ultrasound, X-rays, CT scans, MRIs.
Medication ReconciliationTelehealthPatient AdvocacyPatient CareUrgent CareTelemedicine

Wellstar health system

Urgent Care Clinician

Jan 2020Jul 2021 · 1 yr 6 mos · Atlanta, Georgia, United States

  • Sole Advanced Practice Provider at fast-paced urgent care clinic providing medical services to patient population consisting of pediatric, adult and geriatric demographics where the average volume is 30-35 patients per day.
  • Perform and interpret diagnostic procedures as necessary to ensure positive patient outcomes. Procedures include but are not limited to COVID-19 testing, Urinalysis, Flu/Strep swabs, Pelvic exams, EKG, Blood labs, Ultrasound, X-rays, CT scans, MRIs.
  • Perform therapeutic procedures such as suturing, splinting, joint or intramuscular injections, nebulizer treatments, ear lavages, vaccinations, etc.
Medication ReconciliationPatient AdvocacyPatient CareUrgent Care

Envision healthcare

Emergency Medicine Clinician

Jan 2019Jan 2020 · 1 yr · Lake City, Florida

  • Advanced Practice Provider responsible for evaluating and stabilizing high acuity patients in fast-paced emergency department where the average volume is 20-24 patients per shift. It is my sole responsibility to determine whether or not these patients will be discharged home, admitted to the ICU or main hospital floor, or transferred to separate hospital for ongoing care.
  • Perform and interpret diagnostic procedures as necessary to ensure positive patient outcomes. Procedures include but are not limited to Urinalysis, Flu/Strep swabs, EKG, Blood labs, Ultrasound, X-rays, CT scans, MRIs.
  • Perform therapeutic procedures such as suturing, joint or intramuscular injections, nebulizer treatments, ear lavages, vaccinations, etc.
  • Effectively communicate within a multidisciplinary team of nurses, social workers, ancillary hospital staff and other providers in order to provide patients with quality health care.
Medication ReconciliationPatient AdvocacyPatient CareOccupational Medicine

North florida regional medical center

Occupational Medicine Clinician

Oct 2018Jan 2020 · 1 yr 3 mos · Gainesville, Florida

  • Advanced Practice Provider autonomously assessing and treating patients for possible work-related injuries and/or illnesses. If patient is determined to have work-related injury after ordering the necessary diagnostic testing or imaging, I then refer patient to proper specialists for ongoing care.
  • Provide continuity of care to patients by developing, documenting and implementing effective medical treatment and disability management.
  • Provide patients with proper education regarding their condition and treatment plan to ensure optimal recovery.
  • Perform DOT physicals, school physicals, pre-employment physicals and other employee-based physicals for contracted companies.
Medication ReconciliationPatient AdvocacyPatient CareUrgent Care

Quick care med of florida

Urgent Care Clinician

Jun 2018Jan 2020 · 1 yr 7 mos · Newberry, Florida

  • Sole Advanced Practice Provider at fast-paced urgent care clinic providing medical services to low-income patient population consisting of pediatric, adult and geriatric demographics where the average volume is 30-35 patients per day.
  • Perform and interpret diagnostic procedures as necessary to ensure positive patient outcomes. Procedures include but are not limited to Urinalysis, Flu/Strep swabs, Pelvic exams, EKG, Blood labs, Ultrasound, X- rays, CT scans, MRIs.
  • Perform therapeutic procedures such as suturing, splinting, joint or intramuscular injections, nebulizer treatments, ear lavages, vaccinations, etc.
  • Assist rural patient population with referrals to specialists and establishment of care at local primary care offices.
  • Delegate clinical responsibilities within a care team comprised of 1 office manager, 2 medical assistants and myself.
  • Services include urgent care, sports medicine, occupational health, women’s health, DOT physicals, workers compensation, telemedicine.
VenipuncturePatient SafetyDirect Patient CarePhlebotomy

Wellstar health system

Phlebotomist

Jan 2015Oct 2015 · 9 mos · Austell, Georgia

  • Obtain specimen through venipuncture, finger sticks and other collection techniques.
  • Gather and process specimens for laboratory testing.
  • Communicate with nurses and physicians in order to draw specimens for necessary testing.
  • Blood specimen tests include CBC, BMP, CMP, Type & Screen, Blood Culture, Cardiac Enzymes, etc.

Education

A.T. Still University

Doctor of Medical Science — Concentration: Organizational Leadership

Oct 2023Jun 2025

University of Florida

Master of Physician Assistant Studies — Physician Assistant

Jun 2016Jun 2018

University of West Georgia

Bachelor of Arts

Aug 2009Jul 2013

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