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Dr. Matthew Priddy has been practicing private medicine since 2003, and is the President of Indianapolis-based Priority Physicians. Priority Physicians is one of the largest private medicine practices in the Midwest with two locations and seven physicians currently. He has served multiple roles nationally in the American Academy of Private Physicians, and served as its President from 2013-2015. He is currently active with the Direct Primary Care Coalition and has traveled to Washington on multiple occasions to lobby for legislation that encourages alternative payment models in the delivery of primary care. Dr. Priddy is also a member of the AAFP, Indiana State Medical Society, and Indianapolis Medical Society. He serves on the Indianapolis board for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and was named their Man of the Year award recipient in 2014. Dr. Priddy attended Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana before moving 60 miles north to attend the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. He completed his training in Family Medicine at St. Vincent hospital, where he served as chief resident in his final year.

Dr. Cari Dawson has practiced Internal Medicine in Denver, Colorado since 2001 and in 2016 co-founded the Colorado Center of Medical Excellence. She graduated from the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center where she was elected into the national medical honor society Alpha Omega Alpha. She completed residency at UCHSC where she received multiple awards for excellence in Internal Medicine and served an additional year as Chief Resident. Dr. Dawson has a clinical faculty appointment at UCHSC and has mentored many residents and medical students. She is passionate about transforming her patients healthcare experience.

Dr. James Pinckney studied general surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after graduating from Baylor College. He switched to family medicine to pursue his dream of transforming healthcare delivery in America. Dr. Pinckney holds a U.S. patent for an innovative surgical gown he developed while in medical school. He appears on nationally syndicated radio and news programs as a medical expert. And has recently received accolades from the Jackie Robinson Foundation and Super Doctors.

Dr. Joel Bessmer is passionate about providing the highest quality of healthcare to his patients. After completing his medical education, he joined the University of Nebraska Medical Center faculty in 1997, serving as associate professor of internal medicine, associate director of the internal medicine program, co-director of the UNMC medicine/pediatrics residency program and medical director for three UNMC clinics.

Dr. Jordan D. Lipton is a practicing primary care physician, entrepreneur, writer, speaker, and community leader. He is a co-founder of Signature Healthcare and Signature Pediatrics, the Medical Advisory Board chairman and volunteer at the HeartBright Foundation, and sits on numerous additional philanthropic boards. Dr. Lipton is a graduate of University of Toronto and McGill University, and is a former emergency physician, who remains board-certified in the specialty. He is the recipient of several healthcare, entrepreneurial, and philanthropic awards and recognitions. Dr. Lipton and his family are avid travelers, and he has particular interest in world healthcare systems, culture, and art. He is fluent in English, French, and German.

Dr. Radley Griffin, a board-certified family physician, is the founder and CEO of Griffin Concierge Medical in Tampa, Florida. After studying nutrition at the University of Florida, he attended Saba University School of Medicine. He completed his Family Medicine residency at the University of Florida where he was awarded the Physician Teacher of the Year. A passion for education has carried over to his private practice where he focuses on preventive medicine and the utilization of nutrition to reverse metabolic disease. Dr. Griffin enjoys collaborating with his colleagues in private medicine to promote best practices and to expand upon what he considers the only way to deliver primary care. Dr. Griffin served on the board of the American Academy of Private Physicians from 2014 to 2017. Whether educating established physicians who are interested in transitioning to private medicine or residents who are navigating their future employment options, Dr. Griffin is dedicated to growing the network of like-minded physicians who are focused on the delivery of high-quality care, patient quality of life and physician satisfaction.