Amy brings more than 25 years of diverse healthcare experience. At Vheda Health, she leads clinical program design for all Vheda Health chronic care programs, Previously Clinical Director for outpatient practices focusing on Medicare and Medicaid program reform, Amy excelled in roles like Complex Care Manager and PCMH Coordinator at CareFirst. With a background spanning Emergency/Critical Care, Behavioral Health, and Forensic Nursing, Amy is recognized for service excellence and championing patient engagement programs. She holds an RN License and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Maryland, College Park.

Senan Ebrahim, MD, PhD, is a physician-scientist and entrepreneur dedicated to creating technology to improve global and maternal health. He has an MD and PhD from Harvard in Computational Neuroscience. Senan founded Delfina to create lifesaving AI-powered pregnancy care to solve the maternal health crisis after personally witnessing the challenges faced by pregnant patients and their care teams. Senan also founded Hikma Health, a tech nonprofit creating digital health solutions for refugees, migrants, and other vulnerable populations. Senan enjoys surfing, swimming, and hiking with his son.

Michael Faithe is pharmacist and one of the field-based scientific leads for medical payer engagement strategy for Jazz marketed and pipeline products in Oncology and Neuroscience. He is the medical point of contact for key US regional and national payers.

Prior to industry, Michael worked as an inpatient Clinical Pharmacy Specialist in Neurosciences at the University of Colorado Hospital. He was involved in the clinical care of patients with epilepsy, stroke, neurosurgery, and other neurological disorders. Michael has been a guest lecturer and preceptor at the University of Colorado School of
Pharmacy.

Michael resides with his wife and two kids (6 and 2) in beautiful Grand Junction, CO where he enjoys mountain biking, yoga, golf, cross country skiing, camping, and playing the guitar.

Byron Harris, PharmD, is the Vice President of Pharmacy Programs for Medical Review Institute of America (MRIoA). In this role, Byron provides oversight of operational and clinical pharmacy services for commercial, Medicare, Medicaid, and Exchange plans. He also works closely with MRIoA’s PBM partners to develop and implement innovative strategies to improve member utilization management experience, reduce high-cost specialty drug spend, identify, and reduce inappropriate utilization, and other operational efficiency programs.

Shameet Luhar brings nearly twenty years of experience leading and growing payor-focused technology companies. Shameet currently serves as the CEO of Vheda Health, a virtual health engagement company dedicated to accelerating health equity for everyone by providing simple access to care from anywhere. Under his guidance, the largest government payors partner with Vheda Health, delivering an 87% engagement rate and 20% medical savings. Previously at Anthem and CareFirst BCBS, Shameet developed member care models, earning URAC’s 2013 Gold Medal for his Medicare STARS Outbound Call program. He holds an MS in Medical Informatics from Northwestern University and a BS from the University of Maryland. A cycling enthusiast, Shameet enjoys long-distance and HIIT rides. Connect with him on Peloton – imshamazing.

Dr. Rodney Musselman joined Medical Review Institute of America (MRIoA) in May 2013 as a medical director and now serves as the Chief Medical Officer – Commercial and Innovation. Dr. Musselman provides clinical leadership to drive the expansion of clinical solutions and growth of MRIoA. He is also involved with the clinical quality management activities of the company.

Prior to joining MRIoA, Rodney completed his undergraduate and medical training at Indiana University School of Medicine and became board certified in Family Medicine in 2003. Dr. Musselman was in clinical practice as a family doctor for 10 years before joining MRIoA.

Dr. Alicia Tezel was born and raised in Lima, Peru. At the age of 16 her family moved to Vienna, Austria where she graduated from high school at the Vienna International School.

After graduation she received a scholarship through the Peru Texas Partners program to attend the University of Texas at Austin, where she graduated magna cum laude with a degree in Plan II honors. She then attended the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio for medical school and pediatrics residency.

Following residency, she worked in the Christus Santa Rosa Children’s Emergency Room for over thirteen years. During this time, she met Dr Thomas Spurgat, and in 2006 they opened the first Little Spurs Pediatric Urgent Care in San Antonio. Since then, Little Spurs has grown to 19 locations in San Antonio and Dallas.

Dr. Tezel has served on the Bexar County Child Fatality Review Board, and is past president, and current board member of the San Antonio Pediatric Society. She is also on the board of the Urgent Care Association and is the current Treasurer. One of her proudest accomplishments as Chief Medical Officer at Little Spurs is the accreditation through the Urgent Care Association. She feels that the rigorous accreditation standards have helped enhanced patient care and added a level of professionalism to the clinical staff.

Dr. Tezel resides in San Antonio along with her husband Mark who works for the National Park Service. They have four children and four grandchildren. They enjoy spending time with the family, traveling and hiking throughout our National Parks.

Celine Tien is the founder and chief executive officer of Flowly. In her role, Celine leads a team focused on building an accessible and effective virtual clinic model for chronic pain and anxiety management. Flowly’s virtual clinic model specializes in addressing the bio-psycho-social aspects of the pain and anxiety experience, integrating expert support through licensed therapists and access to at-home biofeedback and VR therapy.