Param Dedhia, MD is a curious internal medicine doctor and passionate integrative medicine practitioner.  As a sought after speaker and physician, he translates medical science into our everyday lives.  Through a personalized approach, he partners with people from all walks of life.  His goal is to connect us to our best health and the life we want to live. 

Following his medical education at Michigan State University, Param has become board certified in Internal Medicine, Sleep Medicine and Obesity Medicine. Moreover, he is fellowship trained in Geriatric Medicine and Integrative Medicine. During his tenure at Hopkins, the medical students, nursing staff, and fellow health care providers recognized him with awards as a top teacher and MVP (“most valuable provider’).  These continue to mean so much to him.

Param spent over twelve years at Canyon Ranch as an integrative medicine doctor.  While collaborating with a wide range of health care experts, his comprehensive philosophy is deeply rooted in partnering with people and their health care goals. His medical practice and lecturing explores the connection to nutrition, exercise, mindfulness and sleep towards optimal health.

With his family background from India, Param loves to bridge eastern and western philosophies.  With this, he connects traditional wisdom to modern science. He is forever curious about the world and is widely traveled.  Any book by Malcolm Gladwell makes him smile. If there is a destination or book that he needs to put on his list, please let him know.  Since he was young, he lives by the saying: “Know Thyself.” Param is nourished by friends and family, rejuvenated by music and dance, and inspired by kindness and all things clever.

Dr. Herbert Insel is a premier New York City cardiologist, recognized time and time again for his expertise, world-class medical practice, amicable manner with patients, and his significant contributions to the field of cardiology. With an office conveniently located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, just blocks from Grand Central Station, we welcome you to schedule an appointment so that Dr. Insel may give you the personal attention that you need and deserve.

Dr. Herbert Insel’s passion is preventative cardiology, a topic on which he frequently lectures. He also is noted for his skilled treatment of cardiovascular diseases and thus he has become a highly regarded physician in the eyes of patients and the medical community. What truly sets Dr. Insel apart is the individual attention he gives to each of his patients and his humanistic approach to the practice of medicine. Dr. Insel’s staff represents this approach by treating each and every patient in a courteous, caring, and attentive manner.

​Dr. Insel offers a traditional cardiology practice, and the option of a Concierge Internal Medicine program for those patients who want the ultimate in time, convenience and wellness counseling.

Dr. Jones is an experienced health professions executive with expertise in operationalizing equity across healthcare policy, organizational strategy, health services research and workforce development. Additional skills include, public speaking, managing complex cross-functional projects, and training and development.
Her research interest include translating the evidence-based knowledge regarding the social determinants of health and health equity into organizational, community and system level interventions that advance equitable outcomes for vulnerable populations.

Dr. Jones obtained her Ph.D. in Health Policy & Management through the University of Kansas Medical Center where she conducted research on unconscious bias in the healthcare professions which led to the development of evidence-based curriculum and training for clinicians and faculty. My research areas of interest include physician well-being, imposter syndrome among those underrepresented in medicine, racial and ethnic disparities in maternal and child health, workforce diversity issues, and federal and state policy issues. She also obtained her Master’s of Public Health through the University of West Florida where her fields of interest include Chronic Disease Epidemiology, Health Disparities, Community Health and Health Education. Research interests include Minority and Women’s Health, especially in areas focusing on HIV/AIDS, Cancer and HPV.

She currently serves as the Vice President of Diversity Equity and Inclusion at the Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN)

Dr. Mohannad Kusti is a global physician executive and healthcare consultant with unique expertise and experience related to corporate safety, wellness, and health benefits. Serving a variety of employers as their consulting corporate medical director and chief medical officer through Optimal Workplace & Environmental Wellness Corporation. He currently serves Block Inc., Teradata, Seagate Tech, Komatsu America, & ATI Materials among other employers as a consulting CMO and has joined the “Corporate Medical Advisors – International SOS” consulting organizations. Dr. Kusti is also currently supporting Pivot Onsite-Innovations/Athletico as one of their Regional Medical Director for several onsite occupational medicine clinics. Currently, Dr. Kusti is considered one of the industry experts on pandemic and outbreaks from a corporation management prospective. Prior to that, he completed a successful tenure as Corporate Medical Director & Chief Medical Officer at United States Steel Corporation headquartered at the Pittsburgh, PA. and Mastercard International Incorporated, headquartered in Purchase, NY.

Dr. Kusti served as an Associate Service Fellow at the National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health (NIOSH) at the CDC for a year following the completion of an occupational medicine residency at West Virginia University School of Public Health in Morgantown, WV and earned his master’s degree in public health from the same institution. Dr. Kusti is Board certified as a specialist in Occupational Medicine by the American Board of Preventive Medicine and is a certified Medical Review Officer.

Dr. Kusti is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences at West Virginia University and serves as board member of the leadership council for WVU School of Public Health. He is furthermore a member of the Occupational Medicine Residency Advisory Committee for the Environmental & Occupational Health Science Institute at Rutgers School of Public Health in NJ and serves as a member of the Pittsburgh Business Group on Health Service Board (PBGH) and is the Medical Director for PBGH. He is also a member of the National Alliance Medical Director on Demand Advisory Group. Dr. Mohannad Kusti received Medical Director Leadership Award in 2021.

Dr. Kusti holds an active license to practice medicine in the states of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Illinois, and Minnesota, as well an active license to practice in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

James F. Loomis Jr., M.D., M.B.A received his medical degree from the University of Arkansas, where he was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society and graduated with honors. He subsequently completed his internship and residency in internal medicine at Barnes Hospital/Washington University in St. Louis, MO. In addition, Dr. Loomis received an M.B.A. from the Olin School of Business at Washington University in St. Louis. He is board certified in internal medicine, is a diplomate of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine and has also completed the certification program in Plant-Based Nutrition from Cornell University. Loomis is also a Fellow of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine.

Dr. Loomis has served as team internist for the St. Louis Rams football team and the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team, as well as tour physician for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. He is currently the medical director at the Barnard Medical Center in Washington DC. Before coming to the Barnard Medical Center, he practiced internal medicine at St. Luke’s Hospital in St. Louis, where he was also the director of prevention and wellness.

He is on the clinical faculty of the department of internal medicine at George Washington University School of Medicine in Washington, DC and the department of preventive medicine and biostatistics at the Uniformed Services University for Health Sciences in Bethesda, MD.  He speaks internationally on the health benefits of a whole-food plant-based diet and is featured in the documentary “The Game Changers”.  Loomis also co-hosts the popular YouTube channel “The Doc and Chef”.

When not practicing medicine, Dr. Loomis enjoys reading, cooking, and teaching plant-based cooking classes. He also enjoys hiking, running, biking, and swimming, and has completed numerous half marathons, marathons, and triathlons, including an Ironman triathlon.

Executive Director of Travel Well of Westchester- a Private Clinical, Educational, and Consulting Travel Health Practice since 1998

Director of The Westchester Course: Travel Health Fundamentals, a Continuing Education Short Course since 2001

Ms. Rosselot is an adult nurse practitioner specializing in travel health and certified in occupational health.  She is a graduate of Dickinson College, Cornell University-NY Hospital School of Nursing, Columbia University School of Nursing, and the Columbia Mailman School of Public Health. She is a founding member, fellow, past president , and current vice president for special projects of the American Travel Health Nurses Association (ATHNA). Ms. Rosselot has been active in the International Society of Travel Medicine (ISTM) since its founding and currently chairs its Continuous Professional Development Committee. She is an ISTM fellow and second recipient of the ISTM Distinguished Nurse Leadership Award. She is a fellow of the Faculty of Travel Medicine, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons (Glasg) and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. Ms. Rosselot has authored sections in the CDC Health Information for International Travel and travel health chapters in the Keystone, Jong, and Vaughn and Viera textbooks. She teaches courses for CDC, the CIA, Smithsonian, the Canadian Federal Government, numerous corporations, and U.S. universities. Recently she chaired the group that achieved ANA specialty recognition for travel health nursing and was lead author of Travel Health Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice, 1st ed. and the new Code of Ethics for Travel Health Nursing. In May 2021, Ms. Rosselot received the Distinguished Alumni Award from NY Hospital-Cornell University School of Nursing. Currently she is the athna.org editor and a co-author of two travel health white papers in development: Travel Health Services in the University Setting: Best Practices and Pretravel Guidance for Humanitarian Workers. Ms. Rosselot also chairs the task force to develop a U.S. certification for the specialty of travel health nursing. She lives in Briarcliff Manor, NY with her husband and daughter and loves to read medical thrillers and travel whenever given the opportunity.

Dr. Rundle is a Tenured Professor of Epidemiology at Columbia’s Mailman School of Public Health and Co-Director of the Department’s Social and Spatial Epidemiology Unit.  His research largely focuses on the causes of childhood and adult obesity and the cancer related consequences of obesity, particularly for prostate cancer.  For the past 15 years he has directed childhood obesity research for the Columbia Center for Children’s Environmental Health. As Co-Director of the Built Environment and Health Research Group, Dr. Rundle studies how neighborhood built, social, economic and medical environments impact health, health behaviors and medical practice.  His work on links between neighborhood built and social environments and diet, physical activity and obesity has influenced the New York City Active Design Guidelines, the New York City FRESH program to bring supermarkets to underserved neighborhoods and the International WELL Building Institutes’ WELL Building and WELL Community design standards.

He and his collaborators have been central to Columbia University’s COVID-19 response and planning work.  He and his team built Columbia’s online interactive mapping (https://tinyurl.com/beh-columbia-maps) and data visualization tools (https://cuepi.shinyapps.io/COVID-19/) for COVID-19 case and infection forecasts, community vulnerability and health care system capacity.  These tools have been used in COVID-19 response by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Pentagon, the U.S. Air Force, the Federal Reserve Board, the CDC, major US corporations and numerous state and county public health and planning agencies. He directed COVID-19 informatics and analyses for Stamford Connecticut’s Department of Health and advises a large US financial services company on return-to-work planning for its locations across the US.

He has served on EHE’s Medical and Scientific Advisory Boards for over 15 years and has directed the company’s efforts to conduct clinical and public health research.