KEITH FREY

Recently retired from his full-time career as a physician and executive, Keith now invests much of his time as a leadership developer. healthcare consultant, and strategic thought leader. He has forty years’ experience as a primary care physician, educator, mentor/coach, and executive.

His career included major leadership roles at Duke University, Providence Health, Mayo Clinic, and Dignity Health. Keith is a graduate of the Virginia Military Institute (BS in Biology), the Medical College of Virginia (MD) and Duke University (MBA)

Keith is frequently asked to speak on Influential Leadership, Post Pandemic Team Recovery, and Emotionally Healthy Leadership.

Topics Include
Healthcare | Leadership Development | Faith
Possible Formats
Keynotes | Workshops | Weekend Retreats

Past Engagements

  • Arizona Nurses Association Annual Convention

  • Champions of Wellness

  • Arizona State University, College of Health Solutions Commencement Speaker

  • Phoenix Childrens’ Hospital Physician Leadership Academic


Travel Info

Departing From: Phoenix, AZ


Dr. Frey’s presentation offered a current, relevant and critical perspective of the importance of “Reflecting” on our past experiences during the COVID-19 Global Pandemic. His insight and encouragement of participant engagement championed a fun group experience that provided a safe space for further exploration of where we have been, and the support we need to move forward!
— Dawna L. Cato PhD., RN, NPD-BC | Chief Executive Officer Arizona Nurses Association/Executive Director-Arizona Foundation for the Future of Nursing Program Director Az Nurses Association Accredited Approver and Provider Unit /ANCC
Dr. Keith Frey is master at connecting with the audience and leading important conversations with healthcare leaders across disciplines to ultimately equip the workforce with critical knowledge and skills necessary to lead in the dynamic industry of healthcare. Through sharing his immense experience of over 40 years as a physician leader and healthcare executive, he further helps prepare leaders for the next frontier of healthcare.
— Kristen K. Will, PhD, MHPE, PA-C Assistant Dean, Clinical Programs and Accreditation