Dr. Broussard has served as a trustee for the Obesity Medicine Association and trains other physicians nationwide on the importance of identifying and treating patients with obesity.

Dr. Cham serves as a diplomat for the American Board of Obesity Medicine and volunteers as a Medic for Boy Scouts of America.

Dr. Chang volunteers at a free medical clinic in Durham, NC and has participated in medical missions to Nicaragua and China.

Dr. Cuda earned a Bronze Star Medal and a Combat Medic Badge serving in Afghanistan.

Dr. Dall-Winther enjoys medical mission trips and has traveled to Guatemala, Cuba, Brazil and elsewhere.

Dr. DeRouen founded a mentoring program for pre-med students at Morgan State University to help them improve their applications and achieve entrance into medical school.

Dr. Dickey worked at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center early in his career.

Dr. Grabinski was named a 2017 Top Doctor by Seattle Met magazine.

Dr. Gray served as the Chief Medical Officer and participated as the sole physician on a medical mission to Cambodia, working in rural communities and orphanages.

In her free time Dr. Haskins helps people make total transformations leveraging her experience as a Certified Health and Life Coach.

Dr. Hsiung serves her state and local community as a member of the Army National Guard.

Dr. Jensen trained at the Natural Gourmet Institute to help her patients take charge of their health and improve outcomes through expert integrative nutrition guidance.

Dr. Jones is a board member of nonprofit “A World Fit for Kids” to develop and implement healthy behavior training, mentorship and experiential learning to promote mental, emotional and physical fitness amongst youth.

Dr. Kapoor-Mohimen was part of a team at Beth Israel Deaconess Family Medicine, Medfield that won a Massachusetts Health Quality Partners (MHQP) Patient Experience Award in 2018.

Dr. Kharbat is board-certified in Integrative Medicine and a Functional Medicine-certified provider.

Dr. Kreiter was named a 2017, 2018 and 2019 Top Doctor by Seattle magazine.

Dr. Le educates underserved communities in Barbados about diabetes.

While at Penn State, Dr. Lee worked on the BioModule, a robotic minilab, used on NASA missions for cellular research.

Dr. Lewis served on multiple medical missions to Honduras.

Dr. Lowery volunteers as a board member for the Pennsylvania Department of Health HIV Planning Council, a group that organizes and plans for care of HIV-related services in PA.

While working at the Tulalip Health Clinic, Dr. Maimon taught the American Academy of Family Physicians’ Tar Wars program, a tobacco-free education program for middle school students.

Dr. McCloy volunteers as a physician at a school for disabled children in Haiti.

As an avid athlete, Chere likes to give back by running the medical tent at community fun runs and basketball tournaments.

Dr. Nasrin did research in the field of breast cancer at the University of Alabama at Birmingham from 2001-2004.

At Temple Family Medicine, Dr. Obbehat piloted diabetes group visits to improve patient support and lifestyle management.

Dr. Olsen is passionate about providing and expanding access to healthcare for the homeless population in Seattle.

Dr. Patel serves on the Indiana Perinatal Quality Improvement Collaborative, a group working to help reduce the infant mortality rate in Indiana.

Dr. Phifer travels around the U.S. to provide support at women’s clinics in areas with limited access to healthcare.

Dr. Potthoff was one of the founding members of Kearney Regional Medical Center in Nebraska.

Dr. Pyzocha has worked with many Olympic athletes, both during her time as a physician for the Army's World Class Athlete Program and as a physician volunteer for the United States Olympic Committee.

For the past five years, Dr. Rossi has volunteered as medical support on ultramarathons, making sure runners stay safe and hydrated, while offering more extensive care as needed.

Dr. Sanchez launched a community health lecture series on diabetes management, weight loss and new parent support.

Dr. Shoja has a special interest in Altitude Medicine. She has been published and also had the pleasure of utilizing her skills during backpacking trips with her father's "Hikers of the Heavens" group.

Dr. Simmons achieved a masters in Public Health to increase her knowledge of world health needs and how to reach underserved populations. She uses this knowledge weekly when she volunteers in homeless and refugee clinics.

For six winters, Dr. Smith volunteered her time as a Ski Patrol Medical Advisor at Stevens Pass Mountain Resort.

Dr. Tenbrink has worked in a variety of Emergency Rooms throughout his career including critical access hospitals in rural areas.

Dr. Wiseman has hiked several glaciers in Alaska with her three children; the first was when her youngest was only five months old and the others were just two and three years old.

Dr. Younggren earned a Bronze Star and the Combat Medic Badge serving in Iraq.