June 24, 2021 • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET

Amanda Brooks is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Having served as both clinical provider and administrator, Amanda is an expert in developing and executing sustainable integrated mental health, substance use, and care management programs. Most recently Amanda served as Chief Population Health Officer for a multi-site FQHC specializing in the Primary Care Behavioral Health model of integrated care. In this role, Amanda developed and implemented Chicago’s largest integrated chemical dependency treatment program, including an outpatient prenatal and substance abuse treatment program for women with opioid use disorder. Amanda was a collaborator and content contributor to the Chicago Department of Public Health Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Learning Collaborative, supporting both administrators and clinicians in developing evidence-based MAT treatment models within their organizations. Amanda now serves as Managing Principle of Brooks Integrated Health Solutions, whose mission is to support organizations in executing sustainable whole person innovations that promote quality patient outcomes and organizational wellness.

Dr. Andrew Philip is the Clinical Lead and Senior Director of Partnerships at Primary Care Development Corporation: a national nonprofit and community development financial institution that catalyzes excellence in primary care through strategic community investment, capacity building, and policy initiatives to achieve health equity. Andrew is a clinical health psychologist with a background working shoulder-to-shoulder with many other disciplines in medical settings including acute trauma and intensive care, burn, neurology, palliative care, psychiatry, infectious disease, and primary care. Andrew is passionate about driving scalable, high-impact initiatives around integrating physical and behavioral healthcare, improving clinician resiliency in the face of unprecedented stress, and enhancing care for under-served, under-represented, and frankly under-valued populations. Andrew is the immediate past Deputy Director of the SAMHSA-HRSA Center for Integrated Health Solutions and past national trainer for the Department of Defense’s primary care behavioral health integration program. In addition to his work with PCDC, Andrew remains active in private practice with a focus on behavioral medicine and LGBTQ+ health, serves as Faculty for University of Michigan’s integrated care certificate program and Assistant Editor-in-Chief to the peer-reviewed journal, Telehealth and Medicine Today.

Nicole B. Stec is the Associate Director of Well-Being for Banner Health based in Phoenix, Arizona, and a national speaker on employer on-site clinics and well-being strategies. For the past ten years, Nicole has worked in community and corporate health settings, designing and implementing population health management strategies for organizations, including healthcare systems, small businesses, the U.S. military and local government.

In her current role, Nicole is responsible for Banner Health’s system-wide well-being strategy for 53,000+ team members located in six states. Nicole recently implemented the Banner Strong Center for Healing to support the mental well-being, healing, and recovery of healthcare workers post-pandemic. Nicole has also increased Banner’s team member well-being engagement to more than 50% in the past two years with the introduction of a holistic well-being approach and new wellness technology.

Nicole is a graduate of the University of Southern California (B.S.), the University of Phoenix (MBA) and the University of South Florida (MPH). She also holds many certifications, including being a Certified in Public Health (National Board of Public Health Examiners), Certified Wellness Practitioner (National Wellness Institute), and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (National Strength and Conditioning Association).