Current Davidson Fellows

Omar Abbas, M.D.

Pathology Chief Resident Physician

Omar Abbas, M.D., is Chief Resident in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology at Henry Ford Health, with a focused interest in breast pathology. His work emphasizes high-quality diagnostic interpretation and strengthening the pathologist’s role in multidisciplinary cancer care.

In addition to his clinical training, Omar advises digital health startups, diagnostics companies, and healthcare investors on clinical validation and strategy. He is the author of Put Your Medical Degree to Work: A Physician’s Guide to Consulting, Innovation, and the Business of Medicine, a practical guide helping physicians expand their impact beyond traditional clinical roles.

Omar is committed to helping physicians play a larger role in shaping the future of healthcare. Through the Davidson Fellowship, he looks forward to developing his leadership skills, building strong collaborations, and contributing to meaningful improvements in patient-centered cancer care.

Dominic Adams

Dominic Adams is the Public Relations & Communications Manager at Henry Ford Jackson Hospital and has been with the organization since May 2023. He leads strategic communications that connect patients, families and care teams through clear, compassionate messaging. Dominic supports clinical service lines and hospital leadership by translating complex healthcare delivery, organizational priorities and patient experience initiatives into meaningful, actionable communication that strengthens alignment across teams and enhances how care is experienced in the community.

Dominic’s expertise includes media relations, executive communications and internal communication strategy, with a focus on building clarity, consistency, and culture within a community hospital setting. He has led high-impact storytelling and communications efforts that highlight clinical innovation, expand access to care, and reinforce the mission of improving lives.

Outside of work, Dominic is a high school girls wrestling coach and advocate for expanding opportunities in women’s sports.

Karen Alvarez

Karen Alvarez is a Practice Transformation Project Specialist with the Mosaic Clinically Integrated Network, where she supports initiatives focused on value-based care, quality improvement, and population health outcomes. With over 8 years of experience in healthcare management and clinical operations, she is passionate about developing patient-centered solutions that improve care delivery and health equity. 

Karen earned her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Public Health from the University of Michigan and is committed to advancing sustainable healthcare transformation through collaborative and data-driven approaches. 

Sarah Biluk

Sarah Biluk, BA, RVT, has been a member of Henry Ford Health since 2012 and has served as the Vascular Lab Supervisor at Henry Ford Hospital–Detroit for the past four years. She holds associate degrees in Vascular Technology and Veterinary Technology, as well as a bachelor’s degree in Equine Science, Health Technology, and Facility Management.

In 2022, Sarah led the implementation of the novel Pedal Artery Acceleration Time (PAT) technique across the Henry Ford Health system. This advanced ultrasound method enables a more precise blood flow evaluation and a more reliable prediction of wound healing outcomes in patients with chronic limb-threatening ischemia. By introducing a progressive, data-driven approach, PAT has meaningfully influenced vascular surgery practices and elevated patient care across the organization.

Lisa Davani

Lisa Davani, MA, CCC-SLP, MSHA, CSSGB brings more than 30 years of healthcare experience across the continuum of care. She began her career as a Speech-Language Pathologist and has spent the past 14 years in leadership roles within the post-acute care setting, primarily in home health.

Since joining Henry Ford Health in 2020, Lisa has served as Clinical Manager in the Home Health Quality Improvement Department. In this role, she oversees processes to ensure the timely and compliant submission of required home health documentation, meeting both billing and regulatory standards. She also partners with clinicians and leaders to implement strategies that improve clinical outcomes and performance metrics, including publicly reported star ratings, traditional reimbursement, and value-based purchasing.

Through participation in the Davidson Fellowship program, Lisa seeks to collaborate with cross-functional teams across the health system to implement artificial intelligence solutions that enhance documentation workflows. Her goal is to reduce administrative burden, improve documentation efficiency, and enable clinicians to focus more fully on delivering high-quality, patient-centered care for targeted diagnoses.

Montana Green

Montana Green, DNP, RN, PCCN, has over 18 years of nursing experience and is currently the Nurse Supervisor for the Internal Medicine Clinic at Henry Ford Medical Center – Lakeside.  Prior to joining Henry Ford Health in 2024, she served in various inpatient and outpatient nursing roles, including bedside nursing, nursing education, and leadership.  Montana holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Oakland University, a Master of Science in Nursing Business and Health Systems with a specialization in Nursing and Healthcare Policy from the University of Michigan, and a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Oakland University.  Her professional interests include creating healthy work environments, reducing moral injury and distress in clinicians, patient empowerment and informed decision making, and leadership education and development in healthcare professionals.  As a problem-solving enthusiast and lover of learning, Montana was drawn to the Davidson Fellowship and hopes to use what she has learned in this program to make a positive impact on the healthcare system.

Outside of work, Montana is an avid runner and figure skater.  She enjoys experiencing new foods, travel, reading, inventing new twists on classic board games, and serving in her most important role: mom to her 5 year old daughter.

Iana Stonier, MD

Co-Director, Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center
Senior Staff Physician, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Clinical Assistant Professor, Michigan State University

Iana Stonier, MD began her professional career after earning a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business specializing in strategy and finance. She subsequently worked for several years at Procter & Gamble before pursuing a career in medicine. She was Co-President of the Women in Medicine group at her medical school. She completed residency in Internal Medicine at Wayne State University/Detroit Medical Center – Sinai-Grace Hospital followed by a fellowship in Gastroenterology at Henry Ford Providence Hospital, where she served as Chief Clinical Fellow.

Dr. Stonier is board-certified in both Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology. She currently holds a faculty appointment as Clinical Assistant Professor at Michigan State University and serves as the Co-Director of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Center at Henry Ford Health. She is dedicated to clinical training, patient education, and medical advocacy. She specializes in high-risk pregnancy patients with IBD and is passionate about advancing women's health. Furthermore, she engages the broader medical community through multidisciplinary collaboration and is an active member of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation and several GI Societies. She loves traveling, elephants and penguins and spending time with her family, friends and husband!

Noah Kaufman

Noah Kaufman, MPH, joined Henry Ford Health as a Care Experience Consultant on the Ambulatory Team in July of 2024. He oversees patient experience for Henry Ford's Cancer, Behavioral Health, and Neuroscience service lines, as well as for the ambulatory emergency departments. Noah combines data, patient experience, and research to inform service line strategy and procedures. Much of his work is informed by principles of process improvement and efficiency, skills which he honed as a graduate researcher with Emory University/Georgia Clinical Research Center's Healthcare Human Factors Laboratory. His research and career focuses lie in improving community health and patient experience through the improvement of healthcare delivery processes. Noah earned his Master's of Public Health Degree from Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health, with a focus in behavioral, social, and health education sciences. He has guest-lectured multiple public health classes at Wayne State University and served as practicum preceptor for multiple Oakland University MPH students.

Outside of work, Noah enjoys the outdoors and is an avid rock climber and skier. 

Erin Kennedy

Erin Kennedy, MS, OTR/L, is an Occupational Therapist and intake team lead at Henry Ford Health. Erin blends creativity, research, and broad experience across the care continuum to deliver outstanding patient care. She holds multiple certifications, including NDT and LSVT, and demonstrates a strong commitment to continuous professional development. She is passionate about inclusive design, quality improvement initiatives, and safety. As she moves into her new role in Quality and Risk, Erin aims to use her expertise to enhance the healthcare system.

Abhinav Krishnaswami

Abhinav holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Michigan State University with minors in Health Promotion and Leadership of Organizations.  He has over six years of research experience spanning clinical research, public health research, data management, and healthcare operations. He currently serves as a Clinical Research Coordinator at Henry Ford  within the Cancer Clinical and Translational Research Office, where he oversees a portfolio of hematology, stem cell transplant, and sickle cell disease clinical trials.

In his role, Abhinav has distinguished himself through innovative process improvement and teamwork. Recognizing opportunities to enhance efficiency and reduce errors, his passion lies in continuously learning new systems and building unique workflows that not only enhance operations but strengthen team communication.

Abhinav also collaborates closely with physicians, research nurses, sponsors, and data management teams to ensure studies are conducted with the highest standards of regulatory compliance and patient safety.

Prior to Henry Ford Health, Abhinav worked as a Quality Control Analyst at Flagstar Bank, where he developed organizational strategies to improve document accessibility and support auditing processes. He also served as a Research Assistant at Michigan State University, helping lead research focused on opioid use and mental health within underserved communities while contributing to conference presentations and scientific publications.

Outside of work, Abhi loves staying active through running, swimming,  and  rock climbing. He loves sampling the most unexpected of food pairings, exploring new destinations, and spending time with the people he cares most about 
                                                         

Amity Lovette

Amity Lovette is the manager of Spiritual Care for Henry Ford Detroit, Southfield, Rochester, and Brighton Center for Recovery. She is a Board-Certified chaplain; her 10 years in leadership are marked by clinically-integrated innovation, mentorship, and advocacy for religious and cultural inclusivity.

She is passionate about finding effective, efficient ways to care that centers holistic wellbeing in the healing journey, often saying that "spiritual wellbeing is not 'icing on the cake,' but 'flour in the dough.'"  

Qing-Sheng Mi

Qing-Sheng Mi, M.D., Ph.D., is a Professor and Senior Scientist at Henry Ford Health, where he serves as the Henry W. Lim Endowed Chair in Dermatology Research and Vice Chair for Research in the Department of Dermatology. He is the Founding Director of the Center for Cutaneous Biology and Immunology and the Immunology Research Program at the Henry Ford Cancer Institute. Dr. Mi also holds faculty appointments at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine and Wayne State University.

Dr. Mi’s research focuses on immunology, dermatology, cancer biology, and precision medicine, with particular emphasis on immune mechanisms underlying inflammatory skin diseases, autoimmune disorders, cancer immunology, and biomarker discovery. His work integrates translational science and clinical research to develop innovative diagnostic and therapeutic strategies that improve patient outcomes.

Before joining Henry Ford Health, Dr. Mi completed advanced scientific training at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) as a John Fogarty Visiting Associate Scientist and held faculty and leadership positions in Canada, China, and the Medical College of Georgia. Over his distinguished career, he has led multidisciplinary research programs, secured more than 35 grants, and mentored numerous trainees and junior investigators.

Dr. Mi has received numerous honors recognizing his scientific and leadership contributions, including the Henry Ford Medical Group Outstanding Scientist Award, Presidential Citation Award from the American Academy of Dermatology Association, Excellence in Mentorship Award from Wayne State University/Karmanos Cancer Institute, and multiple awards for outstanding scientific publications. He remains committed to advancing translational immunology and fostering collaborative research that bridges discovery and patient care.

Amy-Eunice Neloms

Amy Neloms has a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Bowling Green State University in Ohio and a Master's in Public Health from Wayne State University. Prior to transitioning to public health and lactation, Amy worked as a manager in a perinatal immunology laboratory.

Amy received a Certificate in Lactation from Henry Ford College and passed her licensure exam to become and International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant in 2022. Amy's career in lactation began in private practice and contract-based community lactation support with Southeast Michigan IBCLCs of Color. Amy has been with Henry Ford Macomb since June 2025.                                      

Benjamin Neville

Benjamin Neville, MBA, CSM is a Provider Network Representative at Henry Ford Health, where he supports network growth and market development initiatives for the Mosaic Clinically Integrated Network across central and southeastern Michigan. His work focuses on using data, market intelligence, and operational strategy to expand primary care alignment and patient access. Ben holds a Bachelor’s degree from Michigan State University and an MBA from New Mexico State University, and he applies agile, systems‑based thinking as a Certified Scrum Master

Previously, Ben contributed to Filtravate, an early‑stage bioscience startup, supporting market analysis and the submission of National Science Foundation (NSF) grant proposals. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Border Servant Corps, bringing experience in governance, technology enablement, and organizational growth.                                                    

Maryam Nour, MD, MBA-HC

Emergency Medicine Postdoctoral Fellow

Maryam Nour, MD, MBA-HC is a first-generation physician and healthcare strategist specializing in clinical research, operational strategy, and healthcare systems transformation. She is a member of the Emergency Medicine research team at Henry Ford Health, where she contributes to clinical trials in investigational therapies, trauma, and critical care, collaborating with physicians and healthcare leadership on initiatives advancing research and operational excellence.

She advances high-impact clinical research while supporting systems-level improvements in workflow optimization, regulatory integrity, and data-driven care delivery initiatives across complex clinical environments.

Dr. Nour serves as a reviewer for the Annals of Emergency Medicine (peer-reviewed journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) and has contributed to peer-reviewed publications and presentations focused on optimizing patient outcomes and improving healthcare delivery systems. She has additional experience in Gastroenterology and is the founder of entrepreneurial ventures in medical education and healthcare apparel. She also participates in the Clinical Ethics Journal Club at the University of Michigan.

As a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives, she is committed to advancing innovation, health equity, and system-level transformation in healthcare. 

Fun fact: Her venture, BLOOMED, was inspired by "Blooberry", her beloved parakeet—reflecting her creativity and passion for building ideas that grow into meaningful impact.

Suresh Palaniyandi PhD

I am a Senior Staff Investigator at Henry Ford Health System (HFHS) and an Associate Professor (FTA) at Wayne State University, with a career shaped by global training and a deep commitment to improving heart health. My journey began with pharmacy training in India, followed by a PhD in Cardiovascular Pharmacology in Japan, postdoctoral research at Stanford University, and more than a decade of independent research in HFHS. My work focuses on how heart failure develops in the setting of diabetes, metabolic stress, and environmental exposures. I have a particular interest in oxidative stress and reactive aldehydes such as 4-hydroxy-2-nonenal, and in the protective role of aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 (ALDH2). This research has been supported by NIH, AHA, and JDRF funding, and has led to over many peer-reviewed publications and presentations at leading national and international meetings. Along the way, I have been honored with awards including the NIH High Priority Short-Term Project Award, Young Investigator Awards from the Stanford Cardiovascular Institute and Heart Failure Society of America, the Early Career Author Award from ISHR/JMCC, multiple best paper awards, and Japan’s prestigious Honors Scholarship during my PhD. I also serve the scientific community as a reviewer for NIH and Department of Defense study sections, the American Heart Association, and more than 20 journals. I am now looking to expand my work beyond the laboratory—exploring AI-enabled solutions and public–private partnerships to create scalable screening strategies for rural and high-risk populations, with a focus on reducing preventable cardiac deaths.
                                                       

Mansi Patel, MS, OTR/L

Mansi Patel MS, OTRL is an occupational therapist and the Critical Care Coordinator/Clinical lead for Henry Ford Hospital - Detroit's Early Rehabilitation Program, in which role she leads the training of both experienced and newly competent ICU therapists in treating patient in the ICU. During this training, therapists are educated on how to interpret a patient's critical care course and determine if they are medically appropriate for OT and PT intervention. Mansi developed in-services and presentations for critical care nursing and physician staff regarding the importance of early rehabilitation for these patients. She collaborated with therapists to create and implement a weekly group therapy program for long term patients in the medical ICU to promote engagement in extracurricular activities to improve quality of life while inpatient. She provides educational sessions to the medical, cardiopulmonary, surgical, and neurological residents about the important of occupational and physical therapy in acute care setting. She also serves as an ICU validator and fieldwork educator for occupational therapy students interested in pursuing a career in acute care. Mansi has presented at the Barbara Rider Colloquium at Western Michigan University in 2023, and Michigan Occupational Therapy Association in 2025. 

Cyrus Piraka MD

Section Chief, Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy
Director, Submucosal Endoscopy Program
Division of Gastroenterology, Henry Ford Health System
Clinical Professor, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine

Dr. Piraka went to medical school at Northwestern University and did his training in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology at University of Michigan. He completed an extra year of fellowship training in advanced therapeutic endoscopy at University of Colorado. He was then on faculty at the University of Michigan GI 8 years before being recruited to Henry Ford in 2013 to lead the advanced endoscopy program. While here, the program has grown to one of the largest in the country, with a total of ten outstanding faculty. In addition to program development, his research and innovation interests lie in finding ways to make endoscopic procedures safer for patients and more accessible to endoscopists of all skill level. He is also excited to develop novel endoscopic devices with the innovation institute and to get more involved with MSU and their outstanding team of scientists and veterinarians. At the end of the day, he is motivated by the idea that life is hard for everyone and we should do what we can to make it better for others and to ease suffering where we can.

Nivin Salib, MD

Dr. Nivin Salib is an Internal Medicine. Resident at Henry Ford Macomb Hospital with background in clinical oncology, healthcare quality , and clinical research.

Prior to relocating to the United States, she practiced as an oncologist and quality manager in Egypt. She completed medical and oncology training in France, earned a clinical trial certificate from university of Washington before re-establishing her medical career in the U.S.

Her work focuses on high- acuity inpatient care, quality improvement, and healthcare innovation. She is particularly interested in improving EMR efficiency, clinical decision making and patient safety through technology. 

Dr. Salib is committed to reducing healthcare system inefficiencies and advancing patient- centered care. 

Kailash Singaravelu

Business Intelligence Analyst

Kailash Singaravelu is a Business Intelligence Analyst on the Supply Chain team at Henry Ford Health, where he has worked since July 2023. He holds a Master’s in Computer Science from North Carolina State University, and applies that foundation to building dashboards, scorecards, and automation that improve day-to-day visibility for operational and leadership teams.

A key focus of his work is data integrity and governance — strengthening the accuracy and trustworthiness of metrics that operational and leadership audiences depend on. Methodical and analytical, Kailash gravitates toward asking the right questions, surfacing inefficiencies, and turning complex problems into workable solutions.

His core interest sits at the intersection of healthcare, data, and innovation — specifically how technology can strengthen operations and decision-making across healthcare organizations.

Outside of work, Kailash enjoys playing tennis, hiking, and spending time with friends and family.

Jake Smieleski

Jake Smieleski is currently a Lead Business Intelligence Developer on the System Ambulatory Operations team at Henry Ford Health. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in actuarial science in 2017, he has spent nine years in the healthcare industry across a variety of roles. Between Henry Ford Health and HAP, he has worked in several domains, including Revenue Cycle, Market Intelligence, and System Ambulatory Operations.

In his current role, he develops intelligence that informs improved resource utilization and operational efficiency. He is a very curious person, so analytical work lends itself well to exploring his interests and gaining varied perspectives on the organization. Through his time in System Ambulatory Operations and his previously held roles, he has established a layered view of healthcare system operations. This view is shaped by raising and answering questions, working with internal stakeholders, and seeing projects through to completion. In the same vein, he is excited to meet new people, perspectives, and ideas in the Davidson Fellowship to continue growing.

In his personal life, Jake enjoys spending time with his family, friends, wife, and dog; attempting to replicate new dishes he discovers; reading; traveling; and seeking out new experiences                                             

Brooke Stevens, M.S.

Brooke Stevens, M.S. is a Practice Transformation Project Specialist with the Mosaic Clinically Integrated Network. She brings over 10 years of experience in health information management, clinical operations, and quality improvement.

Brooke is graduate of Wayne State University with a Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences and a Master's degree in Physiology. During her coursework, she volunteered at the HUDA Clinic, a large free clinic in Detroit, before becoming the clinic manager. Here, she gained a foundational understanding of the policy and systemic shortfalls that influence quality and access to healthcare in the U.S. In addition to her clinical work at HUDA, she taught physiology coursework at the University of Michigan Kinesiology department before transitioning to Henry Ford Health in 2024. Her combined experience has given her a health equity and social justice focus aimed at improving care access and quality, especially for underserved communities.

In addition to her professional work, Brooke sits on the Board of Governors for the Alumni Association at Wayne State University School of Medicine where she aims to engage and advocate for graduate students and fellow alumni of the medical school.

Kullen Stewart

Kullen Stewart, is a lead advocate at the Hery Ford Referral Line. My healthcare experience is rooted within my passion for conducting and writing research surrounding the health of vulnerable populations and educating others in a positive environment. Kullen earned a dual graduate degree, with a masters in health administration and business administration and is currently pursuing a Doctorate in health administration.

Lucas Stimach

David Stratford

Marketing Manager of Strategy for the Commercial Group

David Stratford is a Marketing Manager of Strategy for the Commercial Group line of business at Health Alliance Plan by Henry Ford Health. Dave spent the majority of his professional career as a marketing manager in the advertising, medical device, and industrial computer automation industries. Dave earned his MBA from Davenport University and is a professional musician in his spare time.

Karthikeyan Subramanian  

Karthikeyan Subramanian, MS, CCRP, is an Oncology Clinical Trial Operations Supervisor at Henry Ford Health System, where he leads clinical research operations across multiple oncology disease sites, including Genitourinary, Thoracic, Neuro, Head & Neck, Sarcoma, Melanoma, and Hematology. With over a decade of experience in clinical research, Karthikeyan specializes in protocol development, regulatory compliance, and end-to-end clinical trial management, overseeing study intake, activation, conduct, and closeout for a large portfolio of trials.

Karthikeyan is known for driving process improvement, strengthening protocol compliance, and enhancing operational efficiency through innovative workflows, team training, and quality oversight. His work integrates data analysis, regulatory strategy, and cross-functional leadership to ensure high-quality study execution and audit readiness in alignment with ICH-GCP standards. Prior to his current role, he served as a Study Coordinator at Wayne State University/DMC, where he supported IRB operations, regulatory submissions, protocol development, and clinical research coordination.

He holds a Master of Science in Industrial Engineering and a Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering from Wayne State University, combining technical expertise with operational leadership to advance clinical research and improve patient outcomes.                                          

Bartow Thomas, Jr.

Bart Thomas Jr. is a clinical research professional with more than 15 years of experience spanning health system research operations, CRO environments, and complex Phase I/II clinical trials. At Henry Ford Health, he supports neurosurgery, oncology, tumor bank, and COVID studies, with a focus on study coordination, regulatory compliance, data quality, and cross-functional collaboration. He is also an innovator with three U.S. patents in bio-storage technology, contributing solutions that improved storage efficiency by 50 percent. Bart’s background combines hands-on clinical operations, large-scale specimen management, and process improvement, supported by current graduate study in AI integration in pharmaceutical science at MIT. He brings a strong commitment to advancing research excellence, operational innovation, and patient-centered discovery.

Torri Trojand

Torri Trojand, MN, BScN, RN, CCRN, SCRN, NPD-BC, is a System Nurse Scholar at Henry Ford Health. Her work centers on advancing nursing scholarship, innovation, and evidence-informed practice across the enterprise, informed by her experience in critical care education and system-level nursing initiatives. Torri brings a strong clinical foundation in emergency and intensive care nursing, which informs her interest in high-acuity practice, nursing development, and the use of inquiry to improve patient outcomes.

Torri is a PhD candidate in Nursing at the University of Western Ontario and a Davidson Fellow within Henry Ford Health’s Innovation Institute, where she engages in innovation-focused mentorship and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Her academic and scholarly work focuses on the new graduate and internationally educated nurse transition experiences, and she is actively involved in multiple IRB-approved studies, with dissemination through peer-reviewed publications and national and international presentations. She also teaches and mentors undergraduate nursing students as a Clinical Instructor at the University of Windsor and is passionate about empowering nurses to translate clinical questions into meaningful scholarly and practice-based change.

Sarah Valentine RN, BSN

Sarah Valentine, RN, BSN is the Nurse Manager for Ambulatory Orthopedics, bringing extensive experience in clinical operations, team development, and patient-centered care. She is passionate about driving innovation in clinic workflows, policy development, workforce management, and quality improvement initiatives. Under her leadership, the orthopedic clinics focus on delivering efficient, high-quality care while fostering an engaged and collaborative team environment.

Sam Wisniewski, MS, MACE

Sam Wisniewski has 10 years of experience in Graduate Medical Education (GME). His work as an Academic Research Specialist in GME has included assisting 100's of medical students, residents, faculty, and fellow physicians in the development of their projects, navigating the IRB, analyzing their data, and aiding with the dissemination of their projects. He mentored over a dozen faculty physicians for the American Association of Medical Colleges' (AAMC) Teach for Quality program from 2019-2022. Sam was also the Associate Editor for the Spartan Medical Research Journal, a PubMed-indexed biomedical and medical education publication from 2016-2023. 

Sam earned his Masters of Science in Epidemiology & Biostatistics from Michigan State University. Sam is a Member in good standing who volunteers with the professional development subcommittee of the American College of Epidemiology (MACE).

Outside of work, Sam enjoys traveling with his spouse and snuggling with their four cats.                                              

Jeremy Zuba,DPT,OMPT

Jeremy is a physical therapist with over 12 years of experience across the continuum of care, including acute care, outpatient orthopedics, and skilled nursing rehabilitation. Since earning his Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy certification in 2019, Jeremy has developed a strong clinical focus on movement optimization, therapeutic exercise prescription, and patient-centered rehabilitation strategies designed to restore function and independence

Outside of clinical practice, Jeremy enjoys woodworking, racquetball, and spending time with family and friends.