Tim Reeves

Territory Business Manager

Tim is a Territory Business Manager and has been with ADS since 2020. Born and raised in Oxford, MS, Tim got his Bachelors and Master’s Degree in Linguistics and Anthropology from The University of MS and The University of TN. He has proven to be a valuable advocate between patients and physicians nationwide. Starting out in customer service, Tim has accelerated to market access where his strong background in insurance and the healthcare field have proven to be a key factor in his success while at ADS.

Working as a pharmacy technician while in college, Tim gained a tremendous amount of experience with working in pharmacies. It was after college that Tim traveled to several countries teaching English as a second language. After teaching, Tim ventured into nursing working in trauma centers and Emergency Rooms.

Tim enjoys music, the outdoor, white water rafting, and all around a great time. He lives each day to try and make a difference in the lives that he comes in contact with.

He is experienced in the medical field and brings great value to ADS with his abilities to troubleshoot, multi-task and his “out of the box” thinking has shows resourceful during his tenure here at ADS.

His compassion and dedication to the company, his coworkers, the patients, and the providers he establishes personal bonds with make him a one of a kind individual that loves his job.

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