Paul is responsible for providing leadership and oversight for the organization’s programs and services that focus on the development of evidence-based clinical practice guidelines and outreach to providers and health systems. Paul has more than 25 years’ experience directing disease and pharmaceutical educational programs that are focused on improving patient outcomes, containing costs, and optimizing customer satisfaction levels. Paul has held leadership roles with the country’s largest pharmacy providers and pharmaceutical companies, developing innovative solutions to challenges that impact healthcare practitioners.

Sally works closely with the Alosa team on strategic planning and securing new partners. She also participates in the review, editing, updating and creation of materials for the Alosa Health academic detailing programs. Sally is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians, a board-certified internist, and holds additional board certification in Obesity Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine. She practiced primary care in the Mass General Brigham Health Care System from 2016 – 2023. Prior to her years of clinical practice, she was Director of The Medical Foundation division at Health Resources in Action, where she oversaw the investment of more than $200 million in grant support for life sciences research and training.

Born in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Sally holds a BS from Stanford University, an MD from Harvard Medical School, an MPH from the Harvard School of Public Health, and completed her medical residency at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital. She served on the faculty at Emory University School of Medicine for 11 years, where she was principal investigator for the Emory site of the National Institutes of Health Women’s Health Initiative and other clinical research trials in the field of postmenopausal hormone replacement therapy. She also conducted health services research studies on access to care, high blood pressure management, and smoking cessation. Her research has been published in leading journals including the Journal of the American Medical Association, the New England Journal of Medicine and the Annals of Internal Medicine.

Ellen leads the development of evidence-based, academic materials, in partnership with clinical experts, and oversees the production of clinical content from concept to completion. She has experience in training and competency development for clinical pharmacists and more than a decade of experience creating, managing, and producing evidence-based clinical materials to visually communicate clinical change messages.

Tony manages field staff and leads training programs at Alosa Health. His breadth and depth of experience includes roles as account manager, product marketing and development, as well as leadership positions as a regional manager, associate director of managed markets training and head of sales training for pharmaceutical companies prior to joining Alosa. Throughout his career, Tony has successfully developed and executed marketing, training, and sales solutions to meet business objectives.

Dan oversees client support and program tracking, data analysis and management, field staff management, and grant proposals. He has over 10 years of project management experience, including extensive work on state and federal academic detailing projects. His background also includes roles in event planning and sponsorship negotiations, primarily in the medical education and biotech fields. He is a member of the American Public Health Association and serves as a Board Member on the Board of Health for the Town of North Attleboro, MA.

Mackenzie provides programmatic support for clinical education programs and academic detailer trainings [add grants?]. She brings experience coordinating programs, managing databases, and working to build the capacity of non-profit organizations. Mackenzie completed two years of service with AmeriCorps: one with Public Allies Delaware and the second with Montclair State University’s Center for Community Engagement.

Jayda supports academic detailing programs, data collection and reporting, as well as other day to day supports in the organization. Prior to joining Alosa, Jayda completed a year as an AmeriCorps member with City Year Boston.

Lanae brings 6 years’ experience in administrative work along with a background in finance. Prior to her role at Alosa, she worked in the events industry supporting daily operations and logistics. Lanae also has experience in the non-profit sector managing payroll, human resources, and other accounting systems for an arts organization in South Boston that focuses on underserved youth.

Irina administers the flow of revenue and expenses, monthly reconciliations, financial reporting, and oversees the audit and budgeting processes. Irina has been working in non-profit accounting for eleven years. She enjoys mathematical challenges and outdoor activities in the Boston area.