Principal Investigator (Santa Fe and ABQ)

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Dr. Gallant is a world-renowned HIV expert, clinical investigator, professor, and author, and we are grateful for the expertise he brings. He spent 21 years on the faculty of Johns Hopkins University and more recently he was executive director of HIV Global Medical Affairs at Gilead Sciences.

He also just happens to be a really great guy with a wicked sense of humor and a passion for New Mexico. We couldn’t be happier to have him on our team!

Primary Clinic Provider and Sub-Investigator (Santa Fe)

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Lindi received her undergraduate degree in Cultural Anthropology from Southern Oregon University and her BSN, MSN-AGNP and HIV Primary Care Certificate from Johns Hopkins University. She is credentialed by the American Academy of HIV Medicine.

She is passionate about working with underrepresented and vulnerable populations, especially people living with HIV, the LGBTQIA+ community, and those struggling with substance use disorder. Her circuitous path to clinical practice began with studying biodynamic small-scale farming for developing countries, which led to the study of herbalism and traditional ways of healing. After co-owning an herb store in Ashland, Oregon for several years, she went on to work in an integrative medical practice with a physician and NP/nurse midwife who constantly encouraged her to further her education and become a nurse practitioner.

Lindi’s clinical practice is holistic, informed by evidence-based medicine and her continued respect for complementary healthcare, as well her life experience as a biracial woman raised in central/southern Africa and the UK.

In her spare time, she loves to take long walks and hikes, checking out the local flora and gazing out into wide-open spaces, hanging out with her husband and sweet greyhound Opal, and gathering family and friends together for delicious home-cooked meals.

Investigator (El Paso)

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Dr. Alozie received his medical degree from the University of Benin in Nigeria, then completed an internship and residency at the Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis, MN. He is also a graduate of the University of Minnesota's Infectious Diseases fellowship and is one of only 100 physicians in Texas who are board-certified in clinical informatics by the American Board of Preventive Medicine. He believes that patient care is the most essential part of medicine, and so has has served as chair, co-chair, and member of multiple state and local committees advocating for excellence in care. He currently works as CEO of Sunset West Health, a program that has been recognized as the Minority Health Services Firm of the Year multiple years in a row. In addition to being voted El Paso’s Best Doctor and receiving the Award for Innovative Practice, he is well known to the nation for representing the El Paso/border community during the COVID-19 pandemic on CNBC, NPR, Bloomberg, and CBS. When he’s not too busy tending to his patients or his adoring fans, he likes to give TEDx talks and spend his time hiding his monumental sneaker collection from his wife and son….

Investigator (Salt Lake City)

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Investigator (El Paso)

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Grecia Heredia graduated with a Doctorate of Pharmacy from the University of Texas at Austin and completed a post-graduate residency through the American Society of Health System Pharmacists. She is board certified as an Ambulatory Care Pharmacist and credentialed by the American Academy of HIV Medicine. She currently serves as the Director of Pharmacy at Sunset West Health and is Clinical Faculty at the University of Texas at El Paso School of Pharmacy and the Texas Tech Paul L. Foster School of Medicine. She is passionate about serving underrepresented communities and educating other healthcare providers. She enjoys running, reading, hot yoga, spending time with her daughter, and in spite of her brilliance, absolutely hates the spotlight, preferring to stand comfortably in the long shadow cast by the very tall Dr. Alozie.

Investigator (Santa Fe)

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Dr. Johnson has over 25 years of experience in community medicine, public health, and global health as a researcher, clinician, teacher, policy maker, technical advisor, and manager. She received her medical and undergraduate degrees from Ohio State University, her Master of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University, and completed her Family Medicine Residency at the University of New Mexico. Her winding career path includes stints scaling up HIV treatment in Mozambique, overseeing the Cleveland, OH Department of Public Health, and most recently, directing a community clinic in Santa Fe. Her work has been focused on advocacy for marginalized populations, both in the US and internationally, and on designing health programs and interventions especially in the areas of primary care, women’s and children’s health, HIV, and addiction medicine. She currently lives in a half-wild valley on the outskirts of Santa Fe, where she works on rewilding her patch of earth. She believes her love of gardening, food, and mountains is genetic, inherited from her Italian grandmother who grew up in the Dolomite Alps.

Investigator (Salt Lake City)

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Investigator (Santa Fe and Albuquerque)

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Investigator (Santa Fe and Albuquerque)

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Investigator (Santa Fe and Albuquerque)

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