Dr. Oscar Ellison, III, MD

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Transforming Patient Care Through Strong Relationships and Community Engagement in Fairfax, Virginia

A highly respected physician, Dr. Ellison III is the Medical Director of Atlantic Medical Associates in Fairfax, Virginia. He is recognized for his commitment to personalized medical care, wellness, and prevention. 

Graduating from Harvard College, he completed his medical education and residency in general surgery at Georgetown University School of Medicine, where he developed a passion for holistic health management. With a wealth of experience treating conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and hyperlipidemia, he has dedicated his career to enhancing patient care through a comprehensive approach. He believes that the key to effective healthcare lies in nurturing strong physician-patient relationships. 

“I enjoy providing comprehensive preventive and acute medical care to patients with a focus on wellness,” said Dr. Ellison. “I recognize the physician-patient relationship as the keystone of care, and enjoy the relationships I am able to develop.” 

Among his other roles, he has served on numerous boards, including the Arlington Hospital Physicians Organization and the Arlington County Medical Society. His dedication to the medical community was exemplified during his tenure as Vice Chair/Chairman of the Virginia Hospital Center Department of Family Practice. Additionally, Dr. Ellison is experienced in Phase 3 Clinical Research, further enhancing his capability to provide cutting-edge medical care.

An authority in his field, Dr. Ellison’s commitment to excellence has earned him accolades as a “Top Doctor” by prestigious publications such as Washingtonian Magazine, Northern Virginia Magazine, and Washington Checkbook Magazine. These recognitions reflect his dedication to improving the health and well-being of the community he serves.

Outside of his medical practice, he is an accomplished athlete, having competed in the Henley Royal Regatta and winning the Oxford triathlon. He values physical fitness and enjoys sailing and reading during his leisure time. Above all, he cherishes spending quality time with his family, further emphasizing his belief in the importance of a balanced life.

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