Patient-First Models of Healthcare Part 3
Lecture abstract: Join Dr. JP Saleeby on his journey from traditional healthcare to pioneering a holistic, patient-first medical practice. Starting with his early exposure to the pharmaceutical industry in Beirut, he reflects on overcoming the constraints of traditional medical training and the hurdles of establishing a practice that prioritizes patient care over insurance dependencies. Saleeby shares practical advice for clinicians …
Instructors
Dr. Yusuf (JP) Saleeby
MD
Priority Health Academy
Dr. (JP) Yusuf Saleeby, Senior Fellow, Functional and Integrative Medicine Dr. (JP) Yusuf Saleeby, MD, is a distinguished medical professional with a specialization in Functional and Integrative Medicine. He is a core contributor to the FLCCC I-RECOVER treatment guide for post-vaccine syndrome. Dr. Saleeby earned his medical degrees from the Medical College of Georgia and East Carolina University School of Medicine. For nearly two decades, Dr. Saleeby pursued a career in emergency medicine and held various posts in occupational medicine, urgent care, and family medicine before retiring from traditional mainstream medicine in 2013. He currently serves as the medical director at Carolina Holistic Medicine, where he practices integrative and functional medicine. Additionally, Dr. Saleeby is the founder and director of the Priority Health Academy, an educational platform focused on functional medicine and practice building. Dr. Saleeby authored the 2006 book "Wonder Herbs: A Guide to Three Adaptogens" and has contributed numerous book chapters. He is a featured speaker on nutrition and adaptogen herbs, sharing his expertise at various conferences and events. His dedication to holistic health and education has made significant contributions to the field of integrative medicine.
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