Dr Dainia Baugh is an expert in Wellness, Cardiac Risks and Chronic Disease Management. Dr. Baugh served as Assistant Professor of Medicine at Vanderbilt prior to becoming the Medical Director of Nashville Internal Medicine Associates. She previously also held the position of Medical Director of the PHV Hospital at Vanderbilt. Dr Baugh was educated at the University of Tennessee where she obtained an MD degree. She subsequently completed an Internal Medicine residency at the same institution. Dr Baugh’s practice focus is preventive medicine. She oversees HIC’s individually tailored heart disease prevention and is the founder of Breath, the wellness clinic. She is board certified in Internal Medicine and Holistic Medicine. Dr Baugh is well known for best practices in wellness management and risk prevention. She has published extensively in the medical literature and is internationally respected.

Ms. Banbury serves as the Vice President of Business development for HIC and its affiliated companies. A Harvard University MBA, She combines that educational background with the skills honed from her experience working in the financial and banking Industry in the United States to inform business direction and implementation of growth strategies for the company. Ms. Banbury is instrumental in expanding the HIC presence to local communities across the island. The HIC product line MiniDX is being launched under her supervision.

Dr. Tulloch-Reid is an Interventional Cardiologist and Director of Clinical Services at HIC. A medical graduate of the University of the West Indies, he completed a residency in Internal Medicine at York Medical College-Metropolitan Hospital Center and subsequently a cardiology fellowship at the Montreal Heart Institute/University of Montreal and an interventional cardiology fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh. He is US board certified in Internal Medicine and Cardiology and is a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology. He is also an Associate Lecturer in the Department of Medicine at the University of the West Indies. Dr. Tulloch-Reid is versatile in all invasive and interventional diagnostic and treatment modalities commonly utilized for routine cardiac care in the United States. In addition to English, Dr Tulloch-Reid is fluent in German, French and Spanish.

A graduate of Howard University and Howard University School of Law, Ms Wilson practiced law in the Washington DC area prior to her return to Jamaica. In addition to her role at HIC, Ms. Wilson serves as Executive director of The HIC Foundation which seeks to address the inequity in healthcare and to redress the manpower and infrastructural challenges which affect health care delivery in Jamaica. An avid patron of the arts, she has been instrumental in the development of the HIC mentoring program Doctors in the Schoolroom.