Roman Trinity Healthcare M&A Advisors specializes in buy-side healthcare acquisitions, helping leaders and investors achieve strategic growth with data-driven, transformative transactions. We offer comprehensive support and leverage deep industry expertise and networks. As strategic partners, they deliver customized solutions to maximize ROI.

Phillip Ndowu, MPH

PHILLIP NDOWU IS A HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVE, ENTREPRENEUR, AND M&A PROFESSIONAL BASED IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA. With a proven track record in healthcare operations and business development, Phillip has held leadership positions at prominent healthcare organizations, including a privately owned urgent care chain and Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Most recently, he served as Vice President of Operations and Business Development at a healthcare SaaS company, RelyMD.

Leveraging his extensive healthcare experience, Phillip has successfully transitioned into the private equity M&A space, acquiring a medical practice in 2024. He is committed to continued acquisition investment in the healthcare/medical practice sector. Throughout his acquisition endeavors, Phillip has cultivated a robust network of lenders, high-net worth individuals, and industry resources. This expertise led him to found Roman Trinity Healthcare M&A Advisors, a firm dedicated to assisting entrepreneurs, physicians, and healthcare executives in achieving their business and financial objectives through strategic acquisitions.

Phillip holds a BS in Biology and a BA in Communication Studies from California Baptist University, and a MPH in Healthcare Management from Emory University. Beyond his professional achievements, he is an award-winning photographer, musician, fitness enthusiast, avid traveler, and connoisseur of Indian food.

Fast Facts

  • Burnout Rates

    A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) in 2019 found that physician burnout rates are higher among those employed by large healthcare systems

  • Physician Exodus

    A survey by the Physicians Foundation in 2020 found that nearly 45% of physicians are considering leaving their hospital-employed positions to open their own practices.

  • Executive Departure

    A survey by the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) found that 30% of healthcare executives are considering leaving their current positions to start their own businesses or consultancies.

  • Career Growth

    According to a study by the Healthcare Executive Group (HEG), 70% of healthcare executives running their own businesses reported faster career advancement and greater professional growth opportunities compared to their peers in large organizations.

  • Revenue Comparison

    A Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) report found that independent medical practices often outperform hospital-owned practices in terms of revenue and profitability. Independent practices had an average annual revenue of $692,000 per physician compared to $500,000 per physician in hospital-owned practices.

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