Britney Anderson MD

Dr. Britney Anderson is the President of US Acute Care Solutions West Division.

Previously, she was Regional Vice President of USACS Central Mountain Division for over five years and has served on the Colorado regional clinical governance board for six years. Dr. Anderson also currently serves on the USACS foundation board and the Centura Health ambulatory board. She joined EPPH, a founding member of USACS, in 2013 and joined USACS in 2016. Prior to USACS, she was a faculty member of the University of Colorado Department of Emergency Medicine and associate residency director for the Denver Health Residency in Emergency Medicine for six years. During that time, Dr. Anderson was awarded the EMRA National Associate Residency Director of the Year award. While in her tenure at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, she was preceptorship director for the University of Colorado School of Medicine Foundations of Doctoring course as well as director of simulation for the Denver Health Residency in EM. 

Dr. Anderson lives near Denver, CO. She received her B.S. in Kinesiology and MD from the University of Colorado School of Medicine. She completed her EM residency at Northwestern Residency in Emergency Medicine where she served as chief resident in 2007 and received many teaching awards and a scholarship to attend the ACEP Teaching Fellowship Course.