Jonathon H. Roth is an Associate General Counsel with Santander Bank. Prior to joining Santander, he worked as an Assistant General Counsel at JPMorgan Chase & Co. and as an associate at the international law firm Jones Day. Jonathon regularly provides pro bono legal services to non-profit organizations in the healthcare and education sectors. Jonathon is a graduate of Hofstra University and Boston University School of Law.

Elizabeth Moreira is a program coordinator LISC’s Pawtucket Central Falls Health Equity Zone (HEZ), and  Director of Operations for Project Health CV Inc (PHCV), where she coordinates medical missions to Cape Verde providing primary care, specialty care, education opportunities and technology transfer. Liz was the City of Pawtucket’s first Public Health & Equity Director leading the COVID-19 response and multilingual support and resources to the hardest hit communities of Rhode Island. She was the recipient of the Pawtucket Hall of Fame 2022 Person of the Year Award and Pawtucket Foundation’s 2023 Person of the Year Award.

Michael Fine, MD is an award-winning author, community organizer, public health expert/leader, and family physician. 

Dr. Fine serves as Chief Health Strategist for the City of Central Falls Rhode Island, and was Director of the Rhode Island Department of Health 2011-2015.

Scott Conard MD is a family physician, author, healthcare visionary and physician leader.

He was the founder and physician leader of TienaHealth Medical Clinic, a proactive medical home; TienaHealth Research; Sleep Healers sleep labs; and Proactive Medical Management. Dr. Conard served as Chief Medical & Strategy Officer of Medical Edge, a 510 provider, 1.3M patient healthcare system.

He is co-founder of Converging Health, LLC a technology empowered consulting and services company.

Laurence C. Bauer, M.S.W., M.Ed. is a consultant to family practices and healthcare systems around the country. He founded and led the Family Medicine Education Consortium, Inc. from 1994 to October 2021. (www.fmec.net). The FMEC brings people and ideas to together to strengthen Family Medicine and primary care.

Gabriel Fine is the former CEO of HealthAccessRI and one of the founding members of the Direct Primary Care movement in the US. He has worked for a range of organizations and movements attempting to tackle issues of healthcare accessibility and efficacy.  He comes to Primary Care for all Americans with experience and expertise in non-profit financial oversight, early stage growth strategy, healthcare delivery systems, movement strategy, and campaign finance law.

Dr. Roth is Chairman of the MediSys Health Network Department of Family Medicine, Ambulatory Care and Community Medicine at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center and Flushing Hospital Medical Center in Queens, NY. He is also Chief of Integrative Pain and Palliative Care and former Family Medicine Residency Director and Director of the Hospice and Palliative Medicine Fellowship Program. Dr. Roth has been trained in Integrative Medicine through completion of The University of Arizona Residency Training Program and is spearheading the development of the Integrative Medicine Program for the MediSys Health Network. Dr. Roth is a practicing and academic Family Medicine and Palliative Care Physician and the recipient of numerous awards including “NY Magazine Best Doctor” as well as being featured in TIME magazine as a Guardian of Healthcare during the COVID -19 Pandemic. He is a Professor of Family Medicine at NYITCOM and Assistant Professor of Social and Family Medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Presenting and publishing widely over the course of his extensive career, Dr. Roth consistently advocates for his patients and primary care values as a healthcare leader. His professional areas of interest are vast and include retaining a focus on patients during healthcare transformation, including creating a whole-person advanced primary care model, teaching, integrative health, and health equit

Twila McInnis, MPA, MS, RN is a registered nurse and nurse administrator She served as the Director of Nursing for the State of Rhode Island and the Director of Accountable Care Organization Operations and . with a decade of clinical experience at a leading Boston teaching hospital, holding a Bachelor of Science the Corporate Director, Clinical Evidence Management at a number of large health care organizations.  She resides in Hampton, New Hampshire and serves on the Nursing Advisory Board of Southern New Hampshire University.

Judith Steinberg is a primary care internist and infectious disease  specialist. After practice and clinical leadership roles at community health centers in Boston, she served as the Chief Medical Officer at the Bureau of Primary Health Care in the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and as a Senior Advisor to the Assistant Secretary for Heath. She led the HHS
Initiative to Strengthen Primary Health Care and the development of an HHS action plan to strengthen primary care across 14 HHS agencies.

Hana Hamdi, MPH is pursuing an advanced practice degree in Nurse-Midwifery at Yale University. Formally a Clinical Data Analyst at Planned Parenthood of Greater New York, her goal has always been to support women and marginalized communities. Ms. Hamdi majored in Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies at Rutgers University and received her Master’s of Public Health from Columbia University, studying the Child Friendly space needs of Syrian refugees living in Jordan, palliative care in hospitals in Senegal, childhood asthma in New York City, and a health workforce strengthening program in Uganda. She is committed to creating a world where everyone has equitable access to preventive and primary care.

Brian Keyser received a Master of Science in Health and the Public Interest from Georgetown University in 2023. He is the founder of Casellula Cheese & Wine, former board chair of the American Cheese Education Foundation, and co-author of Composing the Cheese Plate (Running Press, 2016).

Hana Hamdi, MPH is pursuing an advanced practice degree in Nurse-Midwifery at Yale University. Formally a Clinical Data Analyst at Planned Parenthood of Greater New York, her goal has always been to support women and marginalized communities. Ms. Hamdi majored in Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies at Rutgers University and received her Master’s of Public Health from Columbia University, studying the Child Friendly space needs of Syrian refugees living in Jordan, palliative care in hospitals in Senegal, childhood asthma in New York City, and a health workforce strengthening program in Uganda. She is committed to creating a world where everyone has equitable access to preventive and primary care.