Marc G. Kaprow, DO, MHA, MACOI has over 20 years of experience in clinical and administrative medicine within his specialty areas of Internal Medicine, Hospice and Palliative Medicine and Leadership within Healthcare Administration. His specific areas of interest include care and management of complex persons and populations, healthcare quality, and healthcare policy.

Dr. Kaprow has served as the President of the Broward County Osteopathic Medical Association, and the Florida Osteopathic Medical Association. He continues to volunteer time within the Osteopathic profession at the local, state and national levels, serving on a variety of committees, as well as the AOA House of Delegates. He is a national Health Policy Fellow for the American Osteopathic Association, a Master Fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Internists and volunteers locally in his children’s schools, his local synagogue, and at Shepherd’s Hope, a central Florida clinic providing essential healthcare services to uninsured patients.

Dr. Kaprow holds faculty appointments at Nova Southeastern University, the Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine, and at the University of Central Florida College of Medicine. He serves as a peer reviewer for the AMA Journal of Ethics. An avid speaker and teacher, Dr. Kaprow has authored several professional publications, and has lectured nationally on Medical Ethics, Palliative Medicine, Healthcare Quality, and other topics.

John Arthur, DO. ACOI Resident Representative. Attended the University of Florida for undergrad where I then went to Kansas City University for medical school. At this time I have the privilege of serving as a Medical Corps Officer in the United States Air Force, currently doing residency at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.

Kim Peck, M. B.A., has served as the Director of Academic and Career Advising at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine (MSUCOM) in East Lansing, Michigan for the past 12 years. She oversees the college academic coaching, career development and tutoring services as well as serves as chair of the college scholarship committee and is an active member of the college diversity, equity, and inclusion committee. Kim is deeply committed to contributing to the success of all osteopathic medical students and is an active member of the AACOM Council on Residency Placement. Kim earned her bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Wisconsin as well as her Master of Business Administration.

Clinical Professor
Carle Illinois College of Medicine

Past President ACOI

John Arthur, DO. ACOI Resident Representative. Attended the University of Florida for undergrad where I then went to Kansas City University for medical school. At this time I have the privilege of serving as a Medical Corps Officer in the United States Air Force, currently doing residency at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.

Dr. Banga is a Board-Certified Osteopathic OBGYN who prides herself on empowering women of all ages via thorough and compassionate healthcare.

Dr. Banga graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a BSc in Zoology and Biomedical Science. She earned her D.O. degree at OSU-CHS in Tulsa, OK, in 2007. She completed her internship and residency at UMDNJ- SOM (now ROWAN-SOM) in 2011. After graduating, she joined an all-women hospital-employed OBGYN group in Sidney, Ohio. After five years with them, she relocated to Greensboro, NC, in 2016, where she works in private practice as a Partner with Greensboro OBGYN Associates.

While in medical school, she served in numerous leadership roles. She was chosen as Student Ambassador and treasurer of the Student Senate body for her Class of 2007. She was concurrently the Assistant Regional Director of SNMA for Region III, the President of SNMA of OSUCHS, and Vice President of the OBGYN Association of OSU-CHS. In these roles, she organized multiple successful health fairs and mentoring events in the community. At graduation, she was conferred the Outstanding Service and Leadership award.

As an actively practicing physician, Dr. Banga has served on several hospital-affiliated committees, including Surgical Services, Protocols, Access and Growth, and Medical Executive. From 2020 to 2021, Dr. Banga participated in the Physician Leadership Academy of Cone Health.
Dr Banga has been a delegate at international medical conferences with AOA/AMCOA and chaired several annual conferences (85th Spring, 86th Fall, 88th Spring, 2021 OMED) for ACOOG. She serves in multiple roles with ACOOG, including as a Member of its Board of Trustees, the Chair of the Medical Education Committee, a Member of the DEI Task Force, a Member of the Strategic Planning Committee, and a Member of the Governmental Affairs Committee. She represented the ACOOG as a member of CAAR.

Monica S. Carter, DO, FACOI is employed with AuthoraCare Collective as a hospice staff physician. She is a 2003 graduate of PCOM and completed her internship/residency in Internal Medicine at UMDNJ-SOM now Rowan-Virtua SOM. She is a member of the ACOI Committee on Ethnically and Racially Underrepresented Populations in Medicine and has presented Sunrise topics in the past. Dr Carter resides in High Point, NC with her husband, 2 daughters and 2 rabbits.

Eav K Lim, DO. Division Chief Gynecology Oncology, WellSpan Health System. Graduated from State University of New York at Binghamton with a Bachelor in Science and Masters in Biological Science. Attending New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, completed his internship and residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Wyckoff Heights medical center in Brooklyn NY. Completed his fellowship training in Gynecologic Oncology at WellSpan health York Hospital. Served as past Program Director for Gynecologic Oncology fellowship at WellSpan York Hospital, Currently the Division Chief of Gynecology Oncology at WellSpan health system and President of the medical staff at York Hospital. Past committee member for ACOOG and current Board of Trustee member for ACOOG.

Doctor Kellee is a board-certified internal medicine physician, founder and CEO of Equity Ventures Plus, LLC, equity and inclusion consultant, author, speaker, and health care coach. She earned her doctorate of osteopathic medicine from the University of North Texas Health Sciences Center. She completed her internal medicine training at Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She is the creator of “My Medical Journey: Personal Healthcare Management Journal” and “Your Mask First: Finding Peace, Light and Encouragement Through Self-Care.” Doctor Kellee is committed to ending healthcare disparities within black and brown communities. Doctor Kellee is an Assistant Professor at her alma mater, The University of North Texas Health Science Center in Fort Worth, Texas. She also cares for patients in both the inpatient and outpatient settings. She is a member of ACOI’s Committee on Ethnically and Racially Underrepresented Populations in Medicine.

Chair - Department of Infectious Disease
Duly Health and Care
Lombard, IL

Adjunct Clinical Faculty
Midwestern University - Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
Downers Grove, IL

Jason D. Winn, Esquire, is a 1996 graduate of the University of Maryland and received his Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University - Shepard Broad Law in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida in 2000. Mr. Winn was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2001. From 2001 until 2004, Mr. Winn worked for the Assistant Public Defender in the Fifth Judicial Circuit where he conducted over 15 jury trials, numerous non-jury trials, and many hearings including, violations of probation, restitution, and early termination motions for defendants in Juvenile, Misdemeanor and Felony Court. Mr. Winn was also an adjunct professor at Lake Sumter Community College teaching Business Law during this time. From 2004-2006 Mr. Winn worked for the law office of Clyde M. Taylor, Jr. focusing on both state and federal criminal defense and parole violation hearings. Beginning in 2005, he opened his own practice, Winn Law, PA, where he is managing partner and continues to focus on administrative, governmental, civil, and legislative consulting. Mr. Winn currently serves as general counsel for the Florida Osteopathic Medical Association (FOMA), the Florida Podiatric Medical Association (FPMA), the Florida Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Foundation (PDMPF), the Florida Hearing Society (FHS), the Gadsden County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO), and the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO). Mr. Winn lectures throughout Florida on the Laws and Rules that affect health care practitioners, including Osteopathic, Allopathic, Podiatric, and various other licensed health care providers. He is a member of the Florida Bar, Tallahassee Bar, Legal Services of North Florida. As a member of the Tallahassee Bar, Mr. Winn volunteers his legal services to the Wakulla County Senior Citizens Center, and Legal Services of North Florida. Mr. Winn is a devoted husband, and father to three boys. During his downtime, he enjoys hunting, fishing, golfing, and the great outdoors.

AVDA’s Prevention Team of Matt Tyler, Markos Fleury, and Rashard Perry have over 15 years combined experience of professional training, prevention education facilitation, and youth development focused strategies on dating and domestic violence. The team has experience providing training throughout Palm Beach County, statewide, and nationally. Professional and community-based trainings are developed for the specific audience and cover various aspects of the dynamics of domestic and intimate partner violence. Together they implement AVDA’s Commit to Change: A Violence Prevention Initiative. AVDA’s Commit to Change program engages and educates youth, parents, community members and organizations, to build and sustain safe, healthy, and equitable relationships to reduce violence in our communities. Within the Commit to Change program, is AVDA’s Committed Men initiative to engage men and boys in the prevention of violence against women and girls. AVDA’s prevention programs are age appropriate and evidence-informed to support youth in the development of healthy relationships and social change. The team has supported youth in leading community impact projects to prevent domestic and dating violence in their schools and community. AVDA’s prevention team believes one of the best ways to change an individual’s knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors is through education and action.

AVDA’s Prevention Team of Matt Tyler, Markos Fleury, and Rashard Perry have over 15 years combined experience of professional training, prevention education facilitation, and youth development focused strategies on dating and domestic violence. The team has experience providing training throughout Palm Beach County, statewide, and nationally. Professional and community-based trainings are developed for the specific audience and cover various aspects of the dynamics of domestic and intimate partner violence. Together they implement AVDA’s Commit to Change: A Violence Prevention Initiative. AVDA’s Commit to Change program engages and educates youth, parents, community members and organizations, to build and sustain safe, healthy, and equitable relationships to reduce violence in our communities. Within the Commit to Change program, is AVDA’s Committed Men initiative to engage men and boys in the prevention of violence against women and girls. AVDA’s prevention programs are age appropriate and evidence-informed to support youth in the development of healthy relationships and social change. The team has supported youth in leading community impact projects to prevent domestic and dating violence in their schools and community. AVDA’s prevention team believes one of the best ways to change an individual’s knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors is through education and action.

Dr. MarkAlain Déry is an infectious disease specialist and epidemiologist renowned for his humanitarian work and commitment to public health. As the founder of 102.3FM WHIV-LP, a community radio station in New Orleans dedicated to human rights and social justice, Dr. Déry has utilized media to advocate for health equity and raise awareness about critical health issues such as HIV/AIDS. His international humanitarian efforts are extensive, having been at the forefront of disaster response during events like Hurricane Katrina, the Haiti earthquake, the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, and being adjacent to the front lines at the beginning of the Ukraine war. These experiences underscore his dedication to providing medical care in some of the most challenging environments, often employing innovative means of transportation to reach remote areas.

In addition to his hands-on medical work, Dr. Déry serves as the Chief Innovation Officer and Medical Director at Access Health Louisiana, where he continues to lead initiatives to improve healthcare access and outcomes for marginalized communities. His passion for education and advocacy extends to his role as a board member of the American College of Osteopathic Internists (ACOI), where he contributes to shaping policies that enhance medical practice and patient care.

Dr. Déry's career is marked by a profound commitment to addressing health disparities, promoting justice through clinical practice and public engagement. His work exemplifies a holistic approach to healthcare that integrates medical expertise with a deep understanding of social determinants of health, making him a pivotal figure in both local and global health landscapes.

In his free time, Dr. Déry plays bass for several New Orleans bands and has made several award-winning recordings. His passion for music complements his professional life, allowing him to engage with the community creatively while promoting health awareness through events that merge music and advocacy.