Governing Board

He formerly served as chair of the local school governance team and was recently inducted into the board of trustees at Deerfield-Windsor School and board of directors of the Albany/Dougherty Chamber of Commerce. He is a member of the executive committee for Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s Society for African-American Professionals. He has one son.

She has served on Deerfield-Windsor’s board, finance committee and executive committee. She is the mother of three children.

Dr. Davis was born in Lexington, Kentucky. He received a B.A. in Zoology with honors from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill then attended the University of Kentucky College of Medicine where he received his degree Doctor of Medicine with high distinction in 1983. He completed his Surgical Residency at the Medical College of Georgia in 1989. Dr. Davis is a member of the American College of Surgeons, Georgia Surgical Society, Southern Society of Clinical Surgeons, American Foregut Society, SAGES and Southeastern Surgical Congress. His wife is Lisa Davis, and he has 3 children: Buckley, Asher and Finley and a granddaughter, Lucy.

He currently is a primary care physician and the Phoebe Physicians Medical Director of Primary Care. He served as the Chairman of the Southwest Georgia Diabetes Coalition and was named the 2017 Phoebe Physician of the Year.

Founder and CEO of The Youth Becoming Healthy Project, Inc., she is involved in many community organizations, including executive board member of the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce, past president of Turner Job Corps Center Community Relations Council, past Strive to Thrive board member and volunteer tutor for Lee County Minority Female Mentoring Program.

He is Medical Director of the department of radiation oncology at the Phoebe Cancer Center, where he serves as Cancer Liaison Physician for the Commission on Cancer. Jay was born at PPMH and raised in Albany.

Dr. Ofodile graduated from Valdosta State University before earning her medical degree from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Suwanee, Georgia. She completed her residency at Virginia Tech Carilion Internal Medicine Program in Roanoke, Virginia. She and her husband, Chu Ofodile, have four daughters.

She also serves on numerous boards and committees, including the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce, Albany Community Together, Inc., and Leadership Albany. She also supports her community by volunteering in the local school system and facilitating financial literacy workshops. She is a devoted mother of two daughters.

She currently serves on the board of AB&T.  In the past, she has served as Chair of the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce and Treasurer of the Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission.  She and her husband, Jud, have three children.

He previously served as CEO of four Tenet hospitals in Detroit, MI. He began his career in healthcare administration as Director of Physician Network & Development for a hospital in East St. Louis, IL in 1992. Scott and his wife, Tracy have two daughters. Scott is a member of the Phoebe Health System, Phoebe Hospital, Phoebe Sumter, Phoebe Worth, Phoebe Health Ventures and Phoebe Physicians Boards.

He currently serves on many agricultural boards across the country, including Flint River Water Planning and Policy Center as treasurer, Georgia Delegate to the National Cotton Council, UGA Dean’s Advisory Council, Georgia Cotton Commission and others. Currently he is Vice-Chair of the Cotton Board.