社区参与总监，麦戈文医学院神经恢复和中风的医学博士主席詹姆斯·C·格罗塔（James C. Grotta）。她于1992年毕业于德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校，在麦戈文医学院（McGovern Medical School）完成了她的医学院，神经病学住院医师以及联合的血管神经学和神经记录奖学金。诺塞（Noser）博士建立了第七年的Stomp Out Stroke Festival，也是德克萨斯州最大的中风社区外展和教育活动之一。她共同主席社区顾问委员会，将社区的声音带入我们的研究工作。beplay苹果手机能用吗Noser博士致力于发展社区伙伴关系，以推动教育，培训和研究，以最终提高社区中的中风意识和预防。beplay苹果手机能用吗

Rachel十五年半前经历了中风，这使她在24岁时富有表现力的失语症，仅仅完成了她的职业疗法教育仅六个星期。在休病假两年后，她返回成功完成职业治疗培训。她五年半前移居休斯顿，在Tirr Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation医院工作，最近完成了职业疗法的临床博士学位。目前，她在德克萨斯女子大学任教，并继续在Tirr照顾中风恢复患者。她喜欢旅行，志愿和社区拥护者。雷切尔（Rachel）在过去的四年中自愿参加了Stomp Out Stroke节，以及过去的医院和门诊康复医院。

Dr. Sean Savitz is a tenured Professor of Neurology, holds the Frank M. Yatsu Chair in Neurology, and is the Director of the Institute for Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth. He graduated from Harvard College, received his MD from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and completed neurology residency training and a cerebrovascular fellowship at the Harvard Medical School Neurology Training Program. He and his team run one of the largest academic stroke programs in the world, testing novel treatments for patients with ischemic stroke and brain hemorrhage. Dr. Savitz oversees a bidirectional, translational laboratory and clinical research program on cell therapies in stroke and is conducting some of the first clinical trials testing cell therapies in stroke patients. He has been funded by grants from the National Institute of Health, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and the American Heart Association, and is an author of over 100 publications in the biomedical literature.

Tom is a stroke survivor from a stroke suffered at the age 42 in October, 2006. Tom grew up in Connecticut and has lived in Houston with his wife and three children for 25 years. He currently works as Founder and President of Silver Ridge Energy, an oil brokering company. Since his stroke, Tom has spent most of his time away from the office working with boys and girls coaching soccer and softball. Tom is excited to have the opportunity to give back to the stroke survivor community by becoming a member of the Stroke Institute Community Advisory Board.

霍莉（Holly）是中风幸存者，导师，两个休斯顿非营利组织的创始人，一个亲爱的朋友和一个充满爱心的母亲。Holly suffered two strokes in April 2012 which left her and those around her feeling paralyzed. She has been recovering every day due to God’s timing, her faith in prayer and hard work. Since her stroke, she has been driven to educate others on stroke warning signs and stroke prevention. Her ability to overcome challenges has been an inspiration to many and she has often put the needs of others above her own. Holly’s stroke experience and passion to help others, led her to create Step Up 2 Stroke, a non-profit organization to help educate others by raising stroke awareness and encouraging people to Step Up 2 a healthier lifestyle. Step Up 2 Stroke is a journey of many miles, but it started with one single step.

Anjail Sharrief博士是一名中风的预防神经科医生，指导Uthealth中风过渡，教育和预防诊所。She completed her Neurology training at the Johns Hopkins Hospital then went on to complete a Masters in Public Health with a focus on health behavior change and stroke prevention. She has an active clinical practice as well as an innovative research program. Her research focuses on decreasing the risk of stroke and improving quality of life in stroke survivors. Dr. Sharrief and her team also participate in community outreach activities providing stroke education and performing hundreds of stroke risk assessments annually throughout Houston and surrounding areas.

万达（Wanda）的母亲在54岁时因中风去世。Devastated and inspired by this life changing ordeal, she pursued a career in helping others while being a wife and mother of three. In 1988 after relocating to Linden, New Jersey, she received her training as a Physical Therapy Aide and subsequently received an associate degree as a Certified Medical Assistant. While working and being a mother and wife, she received her second associate’s degree as a Certified Drug Counselor.

In 1990, she returned to Texas to work for HCA, when she transferred to West Houston Hospital she was still focused and insistent on helping stroke survivors. She joined forces with the West Houston Medical Center Rehabilitation social Worker in 2005 and began a community stroke support group starting with 8-10 stroke survivors. In 2012, the social worker moved on and then began Wanda’s journey as the group facilitator who helped fill a great need in her community. Fast forward to 2017, Wanda continues to spear head this movement and her small stroke support group has grown into 120 stroke survivors and caregivers- overcoming their personal obstacles one day at a time.

Darrell earned his master’s degree in Healthcare Administration from George Washington University in 1982 and earned his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from James Madison University in 1979. He has led a progressive career path over the past thirty-six years as a hospital administrator, a CEO of the Southeast Texas Regional Advisory Council in Houston and as a community leader. Darrell has led an array of hospitals including acute care, long term acute care, rehabilitation, and psychiatric facilities in rural, suburban and urban settings. He is well versed in various ownership models that have included the for-profit hospital industry, hospital districts, joint ventures, and a healthcare system where he was responsible for over forty facilities in Texas.

For the past seven years, Darrell has served as CEO of the Southeast Texas Regional Advisory Council which has united hospitals, EMS agencies, and community leaders across nine counties to embrace best practices. The population served rivals the size of the nation’s 21st largest state. The results have been commended and published and include improved stroke outcomes and millions of dollars saved by the timely delivery of the clot busting drug tPA across the region. Likewise, the organization was contracted by the Texas Department of State Health Services to lead the Healthcare Preparedness Program across twenty five counties. The coalition was recently commended for the preparedness, response and resilience of the Houston area healthcare industry following the epic storm, Harvey.

达雷尔还曾担任过各种社区领导职务，包括西北休斯顿商会，紧急服务区的创始人以及当地EMS机构和当地学区基金会的董事会成员。He serves on the Governor’s Emergency Care Advisory Council’s stroke committee, he has served on the board of the Texas Emergency Trauma and Acute Care Foundation, and was recently appointed to the board of the Houston Better Business Bureau Foundation and as a consultant to the Harris County Medical Society’s Emergency Care Committee.

帕蒂是西休斯敦一个看护者的主持人Stroke Warriors support group. She and her husband, Bruno, first attended this group in late 2009 following his stroke. After his passing in 2013, Patty chose to continue her association with “Warriors” in the capacity of a volunteer and friend, which later evolved into the Caregiver Facilitator. She also volunteered at the Houston Aphasia Recovery Center while her husband attended HARC and remained active as a volunteer though early 2017. Patty is the mother of three, a friend and cheerleader for six wonderful grandchildren! She graduated from the University of Texas School of Dental Hygiene in 1959 and became a registered Massage Therapist in 1994.

格温（Gwen）是哈里斯县法官埃德·埃米特（Ed Emmett）的妻子。她对我们公民的行为和身体健康特别感兴趣。她和法官希望鼓励提供预防保健和计划的努力，以鼓励人们真正改变人民生活。他们的希望是一个经过良好调整，健康的人的生活富有生产力的县。格温（Gwen）参与了许多努力，以改善我们县的心理保健和预防性身体保健。她是免疫合作伙伴委员会，邻里中心，公司委员会，学校委员会和心理健康委员会的成员。外围beplay她还支持为毒品上瘾的妈妈和婴儿的家庭法院计划。格温（Gwen）对每个公民的初级保健和卫生屋的愿景，支持目前在哈里斯县（Harris County）实施的许多社区提供者，计划和工作。法官和埃米特夫人在休斯敦长大，他们从贝莱尔高中毕业。然后，她毕业于德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校，并在HISD中教得克萨斯州的历史。 Gwen has also taught kindergarten and been involved in children’s education in various venues through the years. The Emmetts lived in Kingwood in the 1970s and 80s where they began raising their 4 children. During this time, Ed served four terms as State Representative and Gwen founded and was active in the Kingwood Area Republican Women’s Club. They moved to Washington DC as part of President George H.W. Bush’s administration in 1990 and moved back to Houston in 2003. Gwen and Ed have been married for 42 years and have four children and thirteen grandchildren.

Lynn是Uthealth McGovern医学院的患者和社区关系经理。林恩（Lynn）于2001年加入医学院院长办公室，为患者及其家人提供个性化的非医疗支持。她在纪念赫尔曼（Memorial Hermann）拥有出色的志愿者职业生涯，在那里她建立了计划，并被任命为“年度志愿者”。在Uthealth的这16年中，她帮助指导数百名患者通过我们的复杂医疗系统作为患者导航员。林恩（Lynn）是患者的拥护者，为患者及其家人提供声音。当她的大学时代的儿子遭受灾难性的脑损伤并经历了三年的康复时，她被召唤为这项服务。林恩（Lynn）对服务的关注得到了医学院咨询委员会和Uthealth Development委员会的认可，该委员会成立了Lynn Cutrer Angel奖学金基金，该基金支持应得的医学院学生。

Dr. Sujatha Sridhar is Executive Director, Research Compliance at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth). The Research Compliance office provides administrative support for the human subjects research program, IACUC and the conflicts of interests committee. Sujatha leads the team that provides good clinical practice education for research coordinators. She is also responsible for coordinating the UTHealth AAHRPP accreditation of its human subjects' protection program. Sujatha is very interested in community engagement in research and is working with a team at UTHealth to promote community awareness of clinical college in India in 1992. She has over 20 years of experience in clinical research management and human subjects’ protection. Prior to joining UTHealth, she worked in the regulatory affairs department of a pharmaceutical company in India and at the National Healthcare Group in Singapore.