Dr. Archie Adams, M.D., specializes in work injury care and occupational medicine. Certified as an Aviation Medical Examiner, Medical Review Officer, and National Registry Examiner, he built one of Washington state's busiest occupational clinics and serves as an industry expert witness. He served as a Clinical Instructor for the University of Washington residency for ten years. Dr. Adams is passionate about patient education, empowering injured workers to take an active role in their recovery and care decisions.
Dr. Archie Adams, M.D., specializes in work injury care and occupational medicine. Certified as an Aviation Medical Examiner, Medical Review Officer, and National Registry Examiner, he built one of Washington state's busiest occupational clinics and serves as an industry expert witness. He served as a Clinical Instructor for the University of Washington residency for ten years. Dr. Adams is passionate about patient education, empowering injured workers to take an active role in their recovery and care decisions.
Dr. Archie Adams, M.D., has an array of certifications as an Aviation Medical Examiner, Medical Review Officer and National Registry of Certified Medical Examiner, Dr. Adams now specializes in work injury care.
In 2009, Dr. Adams started at an occupational medicine clinic from the ground up, and within just eight years, his clinic became one of the busiest work clinics in Washington state. Today, Dr. Adams is well-known and respected in the field of occupational medicine, having served as an expert witness due to his extensive knowledge and experience.
Dr. Adams has taught pre-medical students, medical students, medical residents and nurse practitioner students. He served as the Clinical Instructor for University of Washington East Pierce Family Medicine Residency for ten years.
Dr. Adams' care philosophy, "I am passionate about teaching. During my residency, I was awarded the Teacher of the Year award. I educate my patients about the injuries they have sustained and their rights as injured workers. I also inform them about the extensive resources available to support their recovery and return to work. I believe that the healthcare team includes the patient. An informed and active participant in their own care is essential for achieving better health outcomes."
