ATHP Fellows

Residents, Researchers,
and Educationalists

ATHP fellows are residents, researchers, and educationalists who share a common interest in addiction research and come together to learn, create, and share their ideas and knowledge. Our team comprises medical doctors, PhD students, and post-docs pursuing work and learning about substance use disorders. Research, education, and networking are among the activities underway with this group of fellows from around the globe.

RESIDENTS
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Valeria Reynolds, MD, MPH

  • The Royal and Pontifical Higher University of San Francisco
    Xavier of Chuquisaca
  • Medical Resident in Preventive Medicine and Public Health
    Virgen de la Luz Hospital
  • Spain

Diana Nguyen, MD

  • Psychiatry resident at Texas Institute for Graduate Medical Education
    and Research
  • University of the Incarnate Word
  • United States of America

Kimberly Evans, MD

  • Psychiatry resident at Texas Institute for Graduate Medical Education and Research
  • University of the Incarnate Word
  • United States of America
RESEARCHERS
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Magali Collonnaz, MD, MPH, MSc

  • PhD Candidate in Epidemiology, focused on social networks and adolescent smoking behavior.
  • MSc Public health, Environment and health stream, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK
  • France

Jumanah Essa Hadad, PhD

  • Honorary Research Associate, implementation research on provider health improvement at Bar-Ilan University, 2019-present
  • Israel

Monthe Kofos, MD

  • Addiction Medicine Fellow at Yale University
  • University of the Incarnate Word
  • United States of America

Brandon Maser, MD

  • Physician and PhD Candidate University of Toronto
  • Paediatrics Resident
    The Hospital for Sick Children
  • Canada

Jenna Butner, MD

  • Assistant Professor Adjunct, Yale School of Medicine
  • MPH Yale School of Public Health, Executive Master Program, anticipated graduation 2024
  • Fellow, Addiction Medicine, Yale School of Medicine (2015)
  • Fellow, Hospice and Palliatative Medicine, Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital (2014)
  • United States of America
EDUCATIONALISTS
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Pablo Baldiviezo Rodriguez, MD, MSc, DipEd

  • The Royal and Pontifical Higher University of San Francisco Xavier of Chuquisaca
  • MSc Transdisciplinary Scientific Research
  • Bolivia

Felix Emeka Anyiam, MPH, MSc, DSc

  • PhD Candidate in Health Sciences
  • Durban University of Technology
  • Nigeria

Carolina Bustillos, MD, DipEd

  • The Royal and Pontifical Higher University of San Francisco Xavier of Chuquisaca
  • Psychiatry Residency Applicant
  • Argentina

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The Addiction Training for Health Professionals (ATHP) is a program at the Frank Foundation that teaches physicians and health professionals evidence-based and standardized care interventions. The program’s primary aim is to maximize the number of physicians and healthcare workers receiving training and improve health systems through education related to clinical practice, research, policy, and public health. This will create systems that support physicians as they work.

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