Chuck Harris, a native of Atlanta, Georgia, graduated with honors from the University of Georgia, earning both a business degree and a full 4-year track scholarship. Chuck has over 25 years experience dedicated specifically to physician and mid-level search with both permanent and locum tenens. Under his leadership as CEO, he cofounded and directed the third largest permanent recruiting company in the U.S. He initiated and built HKA Locum Tenens. As a result of its exceptional growth from 1992-1997, HKA Locum Tenens, was included in INC Magazine's 500 fastest growing privately held companies. It was sold in 1999.

Chuck was a founding member of the National Council of Medicine at Emory University and a Board member of Atlanta Leukemia Research, Inc.  He began and oversees a 28 year old philanthropy that has raised over $1 million for leukemia research at Emory University.  A 10k run, the Charles for Harris Run for Leukemia, (www.charlesharrisrun.com) is the 4th largest 10k race in Georgia.  He was a torchbearer in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.  Married to Melissa, with five children, Chucks interests include boating, running, triathlons, snow skiing, prison ministry with his church, travel, youth coaching, and family.

Chuck leads the team at Harris Medical Associates as President and CEO.

Scot Gray comes to Harris Medical Associates with 19 years experience as a top ranked National Recruiter in the locum tenens industry. He has helped lead several of today's largest physician recruitment firms to their current sales success. Scot's recruitment success is based on his ability to establish long-term relationships with both clients and physicians, enabling him to better match their needs.

Scot is a long-time resident of Georgia and a graduate of David Lipscomb University (Nashville, Tennesee) with a B.A. in Finance/Economics.

Scot leads Harris Medical Associates as a Partner and Vice President.