Our board-certified emergency room physicians have over 20 years combined experience in healthcare. Their focus is providing the highest level of care possible, treating the patient and the person. They are familiar with the needs of the people they serve and are committed to providing the most accurate and appropriate care available.

 

A Shreveport native, Dr. Bracey graduated medical school from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center. After an internship in Internal Medicine at LSUHSC, he completed his residency in Emergency Medicine at The University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, Mississippi, the stateʼs only Level I trauma center.

He was honored with the position of Chief Resident of Emergency Medicine and also became Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine. While at UMC, he served as medical co-director for American Medical Response (AMR) ambulance service, was appointed the assistant clinical director of the Emergency Department, helped design the chest pain observation unit, and received teaching honors 2 years in a row. He later served on the medical staff at a Jackson private hospital in an ER which served 45,000 patient visits per year. While there he actively participated in the Chest Pain Observation Unit, and the Sepsis subcommittee.

With the birth of their four children, returning home to Shreveport became a priority, and he and his wife returned to raise their family in their hometown and care for fellow Shreveporters through Urgent Care of Louisiana.
Born and raised in Shreveport, Dr. Chris Wolcott attended Texas A&M University for his undergraduate degree (but don’t hold that against him). He received his medical training at LSUHSC in Shreveport. At the time there was no Emergency Medicine Training program in Shreveport so he moved to Kentucky to train at the University of Louisville Hospital, the second oldest emergency training program in the nation. Upon completion, he returned home to practice at LSUHSC in Shreveport, where he does cheer (although sometimes quietly) for the LSU Tigers. As an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, he trains medical students and emergency medicine residents to become competent emergency room doctors in the newly created emergency medicine program at LSU. 

In 2007, he was appointed Medical Director of the Shreveport Fire Department and in 2009, he became the Medical Director of Life Air Rescue, which he continues today.  He has volunteered as a medical manager for Louisiana Task Force 3, an Urban Search and Rescue team consisting of area firefighters and paramedics that respond to disasters locally and out of state. In 2011, the team responded with search and rescue efforts to Tuscaloosa, Alabama in response to the devastating tornadoes that tore through the city.

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