emoryimvc speaker schedule by date and time

8/14/2019 EmoryIMVC Speaker Schedule by Date and Time

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EMORY UNIVERSITY MEDICAL VOLUNTEERISM CONFERENCE

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HOMELESS PROGRAMS

Saturday, April 17 8:30AM - 10:30AM WH

HOMELESS PROGRAMS


HOMELESS PROGRAMS


HOMELESS PROGRAMS Volunteering with House Calls to the Homeless


HOMELESS PROGRAMS







Getting started planning a health care volunteer team.


LOCAN

Youth and adult volunteers: Helping the homeless inAtlanta with free medical services.

Establishing programs to treat mental illness in thehomeless population of Atlanta.

Teaching meditation and mindfulness to homeless youthin Atlanta with peer co-leaders: the results of a pilotresearch project.

House calls to the Homeless: The development of a streetmedicine program.

WHERE TO BEGIN: TIPS ONGETTING LAUNCHED TOVOLUNTEER

The ABC's of Volunteer Management: You Have thePeopleDo You Have a Plan?

WHERE TO BEGIN: TIPS ON

GETTING LAUNCHED TOVOLUNTEER

An update on the availability of free malpractice

insurance for health care volunteers (FTCA program).


Promoting & facilitating volunteer experiences for retiredhealthcare professionals: An overview of TAP-IN


Preparing for an international medical mission: Acomprehensive perspective of lessons learned frompersonal experience.


How to move from interest to involvement: removing thebarriers that keep you from the opportunities.



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Saturday, April 17 8:30AM - 12 NOON SOM








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COMMUNITY STRENGTHENING &EMPOWERING

Volunteer opportunities for both medical and lay peopleto help Mayan Indians in Guatemala and Nicaragua:

offering the span of healing from surgery to spiritualhealth with Health Talents International.


Strengthening the health & development capacity of 220Guatemalan Mam Indian women from 12 villages throughskill building and microfinance.


Carolina for Kibera: bringing health and hope to the slumsof Nairobi, Kenya.


Providing medical care and health education to exiledTibetan monks, nuns, and laypersons in South India.


Taking volunteerism to the front lines of social action: Aprogram focused on addressing common treatableailments among nomadic communities in rural Kenya,where there is a wide spectrum of health issues, frommalaria to complications from childbirth.


Giving hope to orphans and street children in EasternAfrica by: a) Providing medical care, education, food, andclean water; b) Building a self-sustaining orphan village.


Volunteering to provide healthcare assistance and otherservices to the river-banks people of the Amazon Basin(Brazil) through World Hope Mission Ministry.


Child Care Foundation: Bringing physicians, nurses, andother health care providers on board to provide medicaloutreach and health education in rural Nigeria.


Science for peace in the Middle East: Promotingbiomedical research collaboration between Israelis andPalestinians


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SURGERY PROGRAMS


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The blessings and challenges of career volunteerism inmission surgery.

A general surgeons insight into the challenges ofperforming wartime and developing world surgery indifficult areas such as Sudan, Congo, and Pakistan.

Building bridges between Emory and Egypt: Seeingpatients, sharing knowledge, and performing difficultsurgical proceduresimproving the picture of the USA inthe Middle East.

Surgery in the developing world: Surgery, global health,and the Emory Global Surgery Initiative.

The empty niche of surgery within global health;disparities that exist between low and high incomecountries.

A unique rural-based surgical training initiative usingmission hospitals as a response to african surgical

manpower needs: Lessons learned in setting up surgicaleducation in mission hospitals.

Treating the fistula women of Africa: How medicalvolunteers can not only cure these womens urinaryproblems, but also give them a new psychological leaseon lifefrom social outcast to cultural inclusion.


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Saturday, April 17 8:30AM - 1:00PM WH








HEALTH EDUCATION &WELLNESS

Raising awareness regarding the importance ofupliftment and medical literacy: The *ANGEL Network for

upliftment & medical literacy


A cardiologists mission and passion to teach the twothings that we should all be doing to keep from havingeither a heart attack or stroke.


Whats in a Doctors Bag? Clubs.... Pre-med studentsgiving dynamic live presentations to educate elementaryschool kids about what to expect during a visit to the

doctor.


Tackling public health concerns such as obesity, diabetes,heart disease, etc through helping people in urban areasdevelop personal and community vegetable gardens.


LFAGA: Raising awareness and educating the LatinoCommunity on lupus in Georgia.


Laughter For Wellness: An overview of the internationalmovement of laughter programs to combat stress-relatedillnesses and foster mental health, and a demonstrationof laughter yoga.


From the cocoon of academic gastroenterology emergesthe healing voice of a Physician-Musician on a Missionteaching kids to Get on a Mission of Nutrition.


Childhood obesityA fighting chance: The developmentof Impact Athletics, a nonprofit track & field association.


HealthRock) -- Music, educational songs and videos: Afun and effective way to teach health literacy to all ages


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Saturday, April 17 8:30AM - 1:00PM W

Saturday, April 17 10:00AM - 11:30AM W

Saturday, April 17 10:00AM - 11:30AM W





Renovacion Conyugal is the only organization in GA thatprovides coordinated prevention service for Latino

families in the area of healthy family relationships forcouples, teens, and parents all in Spanish.) RenovacionConyugal: Addressing the need for coordinated healthprevention and educational services for Latino families in

ADVOCACY FOR THE HEALTH OFUNINSURED & UNDERINSUREDPATIENTS: Grady: Advocacy forGrady Hospital & GradyPatientsA Case Study

ADVOCACY FOR THE HEALTH OF

UNINSURED & UNDERINSUREDPATIENTS: Grady: Advocacy forGrady Hospital & GradyPatientsA Case Study

SCHOOL-BASED PROGRAMS:MEDICAL VOLUNTEERISM AS ANINTEGRAL PART OF MEDICAL &HEALTH EDUCATION

(Associate Dean of Community Health) -- CommunityVolunteerism at Morehouse School of Medicine.


How administrators can encourage an atmosphere ofvolunteerism within the school community.

SCHOOL-BASED PROGRAMS:MEDICAL VOLUNTEERISM AS ANINTEGRAL PART OF MEDICAL &

HEALTH EDUCATION

Providing both a clinical abroad experience forchiropractic students and an infrastructure forchiropractic care in developing countries.


(coordinator, South Georgia Farmworker Health Project) The success of Emory PA programs volunteer team withdeveloping a program for free medical care for migrantand seasonal farm workers over the past 15 years.


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COMMUNITY CLINICS

Saturday, April 17 11:30PM - 3:00PM WH

COMMUNITY CLINICS


COMMUNITY CLINICS


COMMUNITY CLINICS

COMMUNICATIONS & MEDIAEFFORTS

A Nurse Executive and Communications Arts major son,who is physically challenged, collaboratively write a

series of books. The results: A career and empowermentfor her son, and a passion to help others discover thisavenue of self-actualization..."Challenge Accepted andMet."


Breaking language barriers: The challenges of givingpresentations to educate families in developing countriesabout health and hygiene when you have limitedlanguage skills.


Networking and connecting the experts to addressmedical and health needs via website development andcollaborative books.


Combining the teaching of Medical Spanish, culturalsensitivity, and international medicine with the provisionof health care to the needy of Latin America: MayanMedical Aids Medical Spanish program in Guatemala.


Photography with the Flying Doctors: Contributingmultimedia skills to mobilize for meeting health needs.(also his photos will be on exhibit at the conference)

(ob/gyn & holistic healer) - Promoting health in theuninsured / low-income population in Atlanta byincorporating holistic / preventive practices at local freeclinic House of Grace.

The unique community atmosphere of the PhysiciansCare Clinic, providing care for patients in Dekalb County,Georgia who do not have medical insurance and do notqualify for any government programs. *possibly Dr. GaryBotstein

The components needed for an effective neighborhoodhealth clinic for the medically indigent.

The HEALing community center at City of Refuge: Theprocess of combining faith-based, academic, andcommunity organizations to address the health needs ofunderserved populations.


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Saturday, April 17 12 Noon -3:00PM SOM



The story of HEAL, a new free Community Center inAtlanta, at the City of Refuge. HEAL focuses on Health,

Education, Assessment & Leadership.

Organizational structures from band-aid clinics to FQHCsand in between: Optimizing your volunteer effort withcommunity needs.

Volunteering at an inner-city non-profit health clinic: TheGood Samaritan Health Center.

How a doctor and an education minister developed a fullservice community clinic: The impact the Fayette CareClinic has had in serving the underserved and teachingmedical students the nuts and bolts of serving theunderserved.

EXPANDING VOLUNTEEREFFORTS

Engaging students and professionals to serve asmediums of social change in the areas of health,education, and economic development: The Global HEEDsocial entrepreneurship model.


Making the transition from a mission participant to amission leader: Lessons learned from mission work inEcuador.

EXPANDING VOLUNTEER

EFFORTS

Using the resources and talents of the African Diaspora as

a strategy to give back: Medical missions to Africa,particularly in Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Liberia.


Mobilizing faith based teams of medical and surgicalphysicians, dentists and medical students to meet healthcare needs in third world countries: Insights from theHonduras experience.


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Saturday, April 17 12:30PM - 3:00PM SOM






Saturday April 17 12:30PM 3:00PM SOM


The challenges of expanding medical missionopportunities given the current standards of mission

work.


Empowering and mobilizing the faith community to makean impact in the health of the underserved.

EMERGENCY / TRAUMA / ER

PROGRAMS

Pre-med student, spent summer 2008 working at an

ob/gyn and pediatrics hospital in Nigeria The need forEmergency Medical Services in Nigeria and other parts ofAfrica.

EMERGENCY / TRAUMA / ERPROGRAMS

Developing EMS, trauma and emergency care programsand training local providers in life saving techniques inIndia.


Facilitating teaching, training, and improving access tocare for orthopedic and trauma related injuries in

developing countries.


Teaching basic and advanced resuscitation techniques todoctors, nurses and paramedics, as well as introducingEMS to the streets of India.


The challenges of setting up intensive care units in thirdworld countries.

NURSING & PHARMACYPROGRAMS

A pharmacist getting involved locally and internationallyin making healthcare available to the underservedfromAtlanta (Dekalb County) to Kenya.


The Travel Nurse: Expanding nursing practice beyondthe bedside and combating burn out among RNs.


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Sunday, April 18 9:00AM - 10:30AM WH



Volunteering in a local hospice





Transforming the indigenous: Working from a bottom-upapproach through the creation of mission programs that

empower the poor and create lasting change: Nurses forthe Nations, treating malaria in Liberia.


Important considerations when establishingpharmaceutical formularies in developing nations


Challenges with the pharmaceutical supply chain forsmall NGOs.

HOSPICE VOLUNTEERPROGRAMS

How "203 Days", an end-of-life documentary, hascombined volunteering, family, and filmmaking locally, toimpact hospice staff and volunteers nationally.


Volunteer opportunities in the hospice setting:volunteering at United Hospice Atlanta.

HOSPICE VOLUNTEER

PROGRAMS


MENTAL HEALTH IN AMERICASYOUTH

Chicago police officers youth ministries: identifying andaddressing the mindset of the youth population, andstrategies for impacting their mental health.

MENTAL HEALTH IN AMERICASYOUTH

Camp Stand: Encouraging youth to make and commit tohealthy choices through a nature and science rite ofpassage camp experience.


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Sunday, April 18 9:00AM - 12 NOON







Sunday April 18 9:00AM 12 NOON

AN OVERVIEW: HOW TOVOLUNTEER IN YOUR OWN

COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES FORMEDICAL & LAY PEOPLE

Specializes in nursing clinical support) Insights into aspectrum of local volunteer activities from free clinics to

free health screening programs.

AN OVERVIEW: HOW TOVOLUNTEER IN YOUR OWNCOMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES FORMEDICAL & LAY PEOPLE

Lessons in finding joy in medical retirement: taking thefork in the road that you never really explored before.


The Office of the Civilian Volunteer Medical Reserve Corp:opportunities for all to volunteer in ones own localcommunity to support public health, preparedness,response, and recovery through an organized MedicalReserve Corp Unit.


Volunteering within ones own private practice heartsurgery for all: How a heart surgeon never turned down apatient who needed care.


Volunteering in ones own practice: Providing lungtransplantation to those Georgia residents withoutinsurance or financial resources to afford it.


Volunteering close to home: how to incorporatevolunteering into a busy work schedule.


From bedside reading with sick kids to deliveringoverstocked goods for use in clinics and missions ideasfor independent volunteer work for the lay person.

SUSTAINING VOLUNTEEREFFORTS

The Peruvian American Medical Society: Improvinghealthcare delivery and medical education in Peru.


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Sunday, April 18 9:00AM - 1:00PM

Sunday, April 18 9:00AM - 1:00PM


SAVE: Creating Sustainable Partnerships for Changebringing North American and Latin American health

professions volunteers together to meet the medical,dental, and social needs of high risk youth in Peru.


The intersection of "Western" or North American drivenmedical campaigns/missions and sustainable localprojectsfrom experience in Peru.

SUSTAINING VOLUNTEER

EFFORTS

How to make short-term trips sustainable, ethical, and

effective: an example from Haiti.


The delivery of responsible humanitarian aid during shortand long term surgical missions and delivery of disasterrelief; considerations including outcomes assessment andprovision for follow up.


Perspectives from a student volunteer intern in a Lagoshospital: The Changing face of healthcare in Nigeria.

THE HAITI CHALLENGE &RESPONSE: An inside perspectivefrom volunteers who were on thefront lines during the recent crisis,and others with expertise on Haiti

Project Haiti: A medical student group partnership withProject Medishare to serve rural Haiti.

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THE HAITI CHALLENGE &RESPONSE: An inside perspective

from volunteers who were on thefront lines during the recent crisis,and others with expertise on Haiti

The challenges of providing medical help to the needy inrural Haiti.

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THE HAITI CHALLENGE &RESPONSE: An inside perspectivefrom volunteers who were on thefront lines during the recent crisis,and others with expertise on Haiti

Unique experiences as an undergraduate studentvolunteer at the Hospital Albert Schweitzer in Haiti.


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DENTAL HEALTH

Sunday, April 18 9:00AM - 2:00PM WH

DENTAL HEALTH


DENTAL HEALTH

Sunday, April 18 9:00AM - 2:00PM WH DENTAL HEALTH


DENTAL HEALTH


PEDIATRIC PROGRAMS

Sunday, April 18 9:00AM - 2:00PM SOM

PEDIATRIC PROGRAMS


PEDIATRIC PROGRAMS


Training non-dentists to do certain dental treatments(simple extractions and fillings) during short mission trips.

Dental-Medical Mission trips with Rivers of the World(ROW) to remote villages on the Amazon River.

The Ben Massell Dental Clinic: Building a replicable dentalclinic model for one stop comprehensive health andhuman services.

The satisfaction and challenges of providing dental careto low-income homeless and refugee patients of the GoodSamaritan Clinic in Atlanta.

Wisdom Trooth: Confessions of a sometime molarcrusader -- A dental journey from Washington D.C. toremote Alaska and rural Vietnam.

Palestine Children's Relief Fund: Nineteen years ofproviding specialized surgical care to children in theMiddle Eastan overview and personal experiences.

The triumphs and challenges of treating neural tubedefects in children in Guatemala.

Seeing is believing: The joy and satisfaction primaryhealth care volunteers gain from providing consistentcare and witnessing the growth and development ofschool children enrolled in the Kenya Project. *10-15minute presentation or speak on a panel


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PEDIATRIC PROGRAMS


PEDIATRIC PROGRAMS


PEDIATRIC PROGRAMS


PEDIATRIC PROGRAMS


PEDIATRIC PROGRAMS


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PEDIATRIC PROGRAMS


The challenges and rewards of practicing pediatricurology surgery in El Salvador.

Performing large scale screenings, setting up teams toimprove pediatric cardiac surgical care in developingcountries, and what to do with the children as we wait forconditions to improve.

Mending the broken hearts: The richness of experience inscreening and treating congenital heart defects in

children in Mongolia.

A comprehensive program providing treatment and followup of a common birth defect among indigenous childrenin Central and South America: Cleft lip and palate.

15 minute video presentation - FACE TO FACE:

International in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam --facial plasticand reconstructive surgeons helping children who havebeen abandoned due to facial deformities

Pediatric urology in El Salvador: The discovery of needsand the evolution of a medical mission.

The rich experiences of practicing pediatrics in SierraLeone with Joshua International Ministries.

CULTURAL SENSITIVITY & ETHICALRESPONSIBILITY IN VOLUNTEEREFFORTS

(Samaritans Purse / World Medical Missions) A generalsurgeons experiences volunteering with World MedicalMissions, and his insights into the intersection of faith andpractice as it relates to medical volunteerism.


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Sunday, April 18 11:00AM - 2:00PM S



The ethical challenges of global health volunteerism.



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Examination of the ethical pitfalls of global healthvolunteerism, ethical mandates of immersion programs,

and how to evaluate a potential experience from Anethical standpoint to avoid doing more harm than goodand to operate on sound ethical footing.


Programs mostly serving Haiti) & Vicki Flier Hudson --How to be culturally sensitive to the local / indigenouspopulations you are serving during missions abroad.


The unexpected benefits of serving outside your box: howserving in different countries and cultures changes youfor the better.



Someone once said, Every medical encounter is a cross-cultural encounter. Whether in the U.S. or in othercountries, medical volunteer efforts involve cross-culturalissues including social, economic, ethnic, religious,education, or language. Cultural humility and sensitivityas well as respect are vital.

FAMILY INVOLVEMENT: GETTINGYOUR FAMILY ON BOARD

Bringing it all home: A doctor's international medicalmission work and his growing family as he adopts kidsduring these missions.


Medical mission trips abroad (Dominican Republic)beginning at age 8: its never too early to begin makingan impact.


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Sunday, April 18 11:30AM - 3:00PM WHMENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS



An alternative vacation: The nuts and bolts of choosingvolunteer service trips to underserved areas as familyvacations.

Narcotics Anonymous through volunteerism: Volunteerseducate substance abusers so that they understand thedestructive effects of drug abuse and they feelempowered to focus on improving their lifestyle.

The Environmental Company A unique volunteerprogram: Using brains to save bucks (or How a shrinklearned that nobody gives a damn about the environmentif it doesnt help their pocketbook).

(1of 2 presentations) Combating mental illness throughstreet outreach and radio: National Alliance on MentalHealth (NAMI.org) in the United States and Puerto Rico.

Impacting the lives of children with Tourette Syndrome

with a normal camp experience where they dont have toexplain their symptoms: Camp Twitch & Shout (CampTwin Lakes) more than a camp.

Educating family caregivers about the evaluation andassistance of patients with dementia: Registry forRemembrance a community / academic partnership.

Building partnerships between faith communities andmental health advocates to address the needs of thosewith mental illness.


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PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMS

Sunday, April 18 12 Noon -2:00PM SOM





The development and maintenance of a TherapeuticGarden Project at AiJalon Inc. Alzheimers Day Facility:helping reduce stress for the Alzheimers participants andcaregivers alike.

An overview of the global water crisis and the dramaticimpact clean water can have in eradicating preventablediseases worldwide: Providing clean water and sanitationto villages around the world through an innovative eco-friendly method of sustainable funding -Examples fromKenya, Uganda, Sri Lanka, and Nicaragua.

Not One More Life: A program focused on pulmonaryscreening and education in minority populations.

The development of a program for training andcertification for those who measure blood pressure andfor how to do a rapid survey to assess the health needs of

any area in the world.


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Sunday, April 18 12:30PM - 2:00PM WH 206

ADVOCACY FOR PATIENTSDURING A CRISIS OF CARE

(Advocates for Responsible Care) The need for medicalprofessional participation and support of patientadvocates during any crisis of medical care.



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PRESENTERS

Dorsett, Jolita

Frye, Liz MD

Grabbe, Linda RN

Withers, Jim MD

Hiller, Martin

Lundberg, George MD

Norton, Scott MD

Stone, Barbara

Morreale, Steve MDMODERATOR

Beason, Jacinda CO-MODERATOR

Reichart, BillMODERATOR


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Adolph, Harold MD, FACS

Cooper, Warren MD

Mansour, Kamal MD

Sakran, Joe MD

Steffes, Bruce MD

Wheeless, Clifford MD

Pollack, Jon MDMODERATOR



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Dollar, Allen MD

Eaton, Cynthia Basso

Kutner, Steve

Oubre, Bert

Tisnado, Jamie MD

Viswanathan, Ashwin MD

Goo, David MDMODERATOR

Joshi, Haren and Tolat,Pratima



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PRESENTERS

Chung, Andy

Compere, Suzy

Drenkard, Cristrina MD

Ellison, Debbie

Fine, Kenneth MD

Hampton, Lynn

Antin, Deb & Pucci,Spencer

Chung, Andrew B.MD/PhD

Seibel, Mache MDMODERATOR



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Urbina, Belisa

Blumenthal, Dan MD

Himelick, Tom MD

Fort, VincentMODERATOR

McDonald, TimMODERATOR

Clifton, Maurice MDMODERATOR

Hillsberg, Bonnie, DC,

MHA, M.Ed



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PRESENTERS

Jacobson, Hilary

Miles, David RN

Shieh, Jocelyn & Yu, Nina

Wimberly, Yolanda MD

Hays, Paul

Kelli, Heval

Norton, Scott MD

Green, James, MD(DocRoc) MODERATOR


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Rostad, Mitch

Thurston, Joanne

Warren, Bill

Watford, Sheryl

Lincenberg, Sheldon MD

Ojomo, Akinwale

Rutledge, Kenneth MD

Ahmed, Zain, MD &Bandyopadhyay, Sonny,

MD



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Wallace, Debbie DrPH

Abraham, George, MD

Caldwell, Amber

Chopra, Quincy

Bloomfield, Michael RPh

Thiltgen, StevenMODERATOR

Ajibade, Omotola CO-MODERATOR

Staton, Gerald MDMODERATOR

Flores, Dennis RNMODERATOR



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McMahon, Mary RN

Norton, Scott MD

Barash, Bailey

Nelms, Doris

Taylor, David MD

Notrica, MichellePHARMD

Renault, Gillian,MODERATOR

Chapman, EddieMODERATOR & Williams,Rickey B

Moody, Revonda CO-MODERATOR


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Gehringer, Bob, MD

Leeds, Ira MD

McQueen, Kelly MD

Ajibade, Olaseni

Beally, Melissa

Cadet, Jean

Curci, Sylvie

Centrone, Wayne MDMODERATOR



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Miller, Gary

Patten, Karyl, DDS

Shulman, Stan, DDS

Boulis, Nick MD

Kennedy, Ann NP

Cunningham, Bruce,

DMD

Davis, Walter Ray Jr,DDS, MSD

Abughazaleh, KhaledDDS, DMD & Sosebee,Steve MD



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Sutherland, Nadia, MD

Cooper, Warren, MD

Middlebrooks,Brenda, CPNP

Milhoan, Kirk MD, PhD,FACC, FAAPMODERATOR

Rich, Anita RN

Roser, Steve, DMD, MD /Buffin, Dana, MD /Bailey, Carl, MD

Silver, William, MD

Smith, Edwin, MD



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Evert, Jessica, MD

Stewart, Richard, MD

Suchdev, Parminder, MD

Dollar, Allen MD

Roberts, Matthew

Spurlock, Rick, MD &Flier, Vikki

Tarpley, MargaretMODERATOR



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Albert, Charles L

Hays, Paul

Kardon, Patricia RN

Parker, Monica MD

Radulovacki, Branko MD

Tarpley, John

MODERATOR

Cohen, Sheldon, MDMODERATOR



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Williams, Pamela

Church, Nina

Clark, Margaret A, MS,RN, RRT - NPS

Grim, Clarence, MD CO-MODERATOR



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Dhawan, Neeta

Gonzalez, Tracy Russel

Ke, Rhona

Muhammad, Cecilia RN

Rogers, Barbara

Symons, Jane

Williams, Nancy

Jessop, Kyle MODERATOR

Wilson-Baker, Jennett,RN

Margol, Esther CO-MODERATOR

Muhammad, Cecilia, RNCO-MODERATOR



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Leone-Glasser, Dorothy,RN MODERATOR

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