Ravish obtained his degree from NOVA Southeastern University and became a Physician Assistant. He has a strong passion for helping others, especially the voiceless. He finds his career is so rewarding because it provides an opportunity to make a genuine difference in people’s lives. Ravish’s favorite part of his job is seeing his patient’s smile!

Amanda graduated from the University of La Verne and became a Physician Assistant. She was inspired to become a PA by her strong interest in science and medicine. Amanda’s favorite part of her job is working with the kids and is so happy to be providing security to families in the community where she grew up.

Dr. DeVita is dual board certified Family and Pediatric Doctor of Nursing Practice and studied at University of San Diego. Dr. DeVita loves being a DNP because she can be an educator, caregiver and an advocate all in one. Her favorite part of her job is not only getting to work with kids and their families but, providing access to education and high quality healthcare.

Melina obtained her degree from University of South Florida and became a family nurse practitioner. Her grandmother was the one who inspired her to choose her career and she couldn’t love her job more. Her favorite part of her job is working with the kids and seeing their smiles and contagious energy everyday.

Shai graduated from Azusa Pacific University starting her career as a Registered Respiratory Therapist. After finding her passion in working with kids, she went back to school to become a Family Nurse Practitioner. After 18 years of healthcare experience, Shai realized the importance of educating the youth on health, wellness, and prevention.

Kay Burrows, PA-C obtained her degree from Duke University School of Medicine. She always knew she wanted to work in medicine and was motivated by her experience working at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. There she was able to witness the incredible impact of high-quality and generous patient care of families.

Dr. Lee obtained his Medical Degree from Rush Medical College and became a resident at the University of Chicago. He was first a teacher and then became a pediatrician due to his passion for making a difference in the lives of children and their families.