| David Satcher,
M. D., Ph.D. |
 Dr.
Satcher is the current Director of the National Center
for Primary Care at the Morehouse School of Medicine
in Atlanta, GA. He is the immediate past Surgeon
General of the United States appointed in 1998. Dr.
Satcher also served as Assistant Secretary of Health
from 1998 to 2001. Prior to that time, Dr. Satcher
was the Director of the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention and a past President of Meharry Medical
College. As Surgeon General he released the 2001
Report on Children's Mental Health and hosted the
first National Suicide Prevention Conference. Dr.
Satcher is the recipient of more than 25 honorary
degrees and numerous distinguished honors. |
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| George
C. Bolian, M.D. |
 Dr.
Bolian is the current Medical Director of the Psychiatric
Hospital at Vanderbilt Medical Center and the Director
of the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
He is the immediate past Chairperson of the Vanderbilt
Medical Board and the Credentials Committee. Dr.
Bolian is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry
and Neurology with specialties in psychiatry and
child psychiatry. Dr. Bolian has authored numerous
publications about diagnoses and treatment in the
area of child psychiatry. |
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| Gilbert W. Raulston,
M.D. |
 Dr.
Raulston is a practicing Psychiatrist with the Parthenon
Professional Corporation. His professional training
includes the University of Mississippi School of
Medicine and Chief Resident at Vanderbilt University
Medical Center. Dr. Raulston is a member of the American
Academy of Child and Adolescent psychiatry and the
American Psychiatric Association. Dr. Raulston has
served as a medical consultant to The Jason Foundation
as programs are designed and implemented. |
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| Kenneth F. Tullis,
M.D. |
 Dr.
Tullis is in private psychiatric practice with an
emphasis on dual
diagnoses, psychopharmacology, and psychological trauma.
Dr. Tullis is a clinical assistant professor at the University
of Tennessee Center for the Health Sciences, Department
of Psychiatry in Memphis, TN. He has also served as Assistant
Director of the Psychiatry Residency Training Program.
Dr. Tullis is a noted speaker on the topic of suicide
and suicide prevention.
He is a member of numerous professional associations
including the American Medical Association, the American
Psychiatric Association, and The American Association
of Suicidology. Dr. Tullis is the medical director for
inpatient addiction, trauma and suicide prevention at
Lakeside Behavioral Health System in Memphis, TN. |
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| William R. DeLoache,
M.D. |
 Dr.
DeLoache has enjoyed a long and distinguished career
in the area of Pediatric Medicine. He is the founder
of the Christie Pediatric Group and has served as
Medical Director of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
in the Greenville Hospital system. He has also served
as member, official examiner, and Associate Executive
Director of the American Board of Pediatrics. Currently
retired from private practice, Dr. DeLoache is member,
emeritus, of local, state and pediatric medical societies
and the American Academy of Pediatrics. |
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| C. Hal Brunt,
M.D. |
 Dr.
Brunt is the Medical Director of Lakeside Behavioral
Health System in Memphis, TN. He continues in clinical
practice in outpatient and inpatient services. Dr.
Brunt is certified in Adult and Child Psychiatry by
the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, and
has served in leadership roles in several professional
organizations in addition to local community service
boards and committees. |
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| John A. Flatt,
M.D. |
 Dr.
Flatt is Jason’s older brother. He attended
the University of Tennessee in Knoxville as a Whittle
Scholar in Pre-Med / Independent Studies. He graduated
with the distinguished “Torch Bearer” award
in 1999. He attended UT Medical School in Memphis,
TN where he graduated in 2003. Dr. Flatt is currently
serving as Chief Resident/Pediatric Neurology for Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt. |
