Steven Gossington is an emergency room physician and author whose medical expertise informs his psychological suspense and mystery novels. Drawing from over three decades of patient care experience, he penned "Fractured Eden," a novel that explores the complexities of mental illness through the lens of emergency medicine. His second book, "The Diagnosis is Murder," further showcases his ability to blend medical knowledge with gripping storytelling.
Before transitioning to fiction, Gossington had an extensive academic career, serving as a professor of emergency medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center for 11 years. During this time, he contributed to the field through 20 book chapters and original research articles. His writing style merges clinical precision with the tension and intrigue of mystery fiction, offering readers an authentic yet thrilling perspective on medical emergencies.
Gossington's background includes a medical degree from Baylor College of Medicine and residency training at Georgetown University Hospital. His dual expertise in medicine and literature allows him to craft narratives that are both medically accurate and compelling. He continues to write fiction that reflects his deep understanding of human psychology and the high-stakes environment of emergency care.