Aaron Tabor

Background

About Aaron Tabor

I am a board-certified emergency medicine physician. I obtained my medical degree from Rush Medical College in Chicago and completed my emergency medicine residency training at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. Prior to that I received my bachelor's in science from Elmhurst University and my master's in public health from Benedictine University. I own and operate Tabor Health, Inc where I work as an emergency medicine physician for multiple hospitals and locum tenens groups. I also am the founder and president of Make A Change International, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit charity that focuses on providing free medical care to international undeserved communities and I regularly travel with a multi-disciplinary healthcare group on medical service trips. In 2015 I was awarded the United States Public Health Services Award for Excellence in Community Service. Prior to my medical career I worked as a music director for multiple churches in the Chicagoland area and continue to play the piano, guitar and sing.