Rogness Retires after 17 Years
Hattiesburg Clinic would like to offer gratitude and best wishes to Andrew H. Rogness, MD, who retired from the clinic after 17 years. Dr. Rogness has been a valued member of the Hattiesburg Clinic Critical Care Medicine and Hattiesburg Clinic Pulmonary Medicine teams and will be greatly missed by staff and colleagues.
During his time at the clinic, Rogness has made a lasting impact through his clinical skill and commitment to patient-centered care. He has been a steady, compassionate presence to both patients and colleagues, known for his thoughtful approach in even high-pressure situations.
“Dr. Rogness’s contributions to our team and to the health of this community are immeasurable,” Deborah Courtney, manager of Pulmonary Medicine said. “We are incredibly grateful for his years of service and wish him all the best in this next chapter.”
Rogness’s colleagues echo that sentiment, noting his leadership, humility and mentorship over the years. “Dr. Rogness has always led with kindness, humility and professionalism,” Charles R. McCollum, III, MD, a fellow physician said. “He’s been a wonderful mentor and friend to so many of us, and he will be greatly missed.”
As he prepares for retirement, Rogness leaves behind a legacy of care, dedication and excellence that will continue to inspire those who had the privilege of working alongside him.
Please join us in celebrating Andrew H. Rogness, MD, for his many years of service to our patients, staff and community.
Thank you, Dr. Rogness!
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About Hattiesburg Clinic Critical Care Medicine:
Critical care medicine, also called intensive care medicine, typically takes place in the intensive care unit of a hospital. Critical care providers treat seriously injured or critically ill patients who have or who are recovering from conditions that may be life-threatening.
About Hattiesburg Clinic Pulmonary Medicine:
Hattiesburg Clinic Pulmonary Medicine provides prevention, diagnosis, treatment, critical care and rehabilitation of respiratory disorders in the adult patient, including COPD. This includes the diagnosis and management of interstitial lung diseases, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, infectious lung disease and occupational lung disease, the treatment of drug-related pulmonary disorders and the diagnosis of carcinoma in suspected patients.
About Hattiesburg Clinic:
Hattiesburg Clinic is Mississippi’s largest privately-owned, multispecialty clinic. Founded in 1963, Hattiesburg Clinic has expanded to include over 450 physicians and providers, along with 2,500 employees, serving patients across more than 17 counties in Mississippi. Hattiesburg Clinic is committed to being the health care provider of choice in the communities we serve.