Carolyn Chan, MD MHS, is board-certified in Internal Medicine & Addiction Medicine. She completed her internal medicine residency at Cleveland Medical Center/Case Western Reserve University, her addiction medicine fellowship at Yale Program in Addiction Medicine, and a General Internal Medicine Medical Education Fellowship at Yale. She has interests in medical improvisation and substance use disorder education. She provides clinical care on the inpatient addiction consult service, Hoxworth addiction recovery clinic, and precepts in the IM primary care practice.

Daniel Bebo MD, completed his internal medicine residency at Kettering Medical Center, his addiction medicine fellowship at the University of Cincinnati and the VA Medical Center, and his psychiatry residency at the University of Cincinnati. He has interests in psychiatry include mood disorders, anxiety, PTSD, Bipolar disorder, and substance use disorders. He provides clinical care at the UC Addiction Sciences Division with a focus on dual diagnosis patients.

Michael Binder MD, MPH, is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Addiction Medicine. He completed his internal medicine residency at the University of Cincinnati. He is a core faculty member for the University of Cincinnati Internal Medicine Residency Program and Course Director for the Physician-Patient Communication Course for fourth-year medical students. His clinical interests include caring for people with substance use disorders. He provides inpatient clinical care for patients at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center and ambulatory clinical care in the UC Addiction Services Division Clinic, the Hoxworth Addiction Recovery Clinic, and the Hoxworth Internal Medicine Faculty Practice.

Jennie Hanh, MD, is board-certified in Addiction Psychiatry and General Psychiatry. She completed her psychiatry and family medicine residency at the University of Cincinnati and completed her fellowship in addiction psychiatry at the VA Medical Center in Cincinnati. Her area of expertise is co-occurring severe mental illness and addictions diagnosis and treatment.  An active member of the Cannabis Use Policy and the Benzodiazepine Use Policy Committee at the University of Cincinnati, she also volunteers as an addictions collaborator with many community physicians. She provides general outpatient psychiatric and substance use treatment for adults at the University of Cincinnati Addictions Sciences Division.

Daniel Hosta, MD, is board-certified in Addiction Psychiatry. He completed his general psychiatry residency and addiction psychiatry fellowship at the University of Cincinnati. He provides clinical supervision for UC addiction medicine fellows rotating on the outpatient substance treatment clinic (SUDEP) at the VA Medical Center in Cincinnati.

Jamal Shah, MD, is board-certified in Internal Medicine, Psychiatry, & Addiction Psychiatry. He completed his internal medicine and psychiatry combined training at Charleston Area Medical Center and his addiction psychiatry fellowship at the University of Cincinnati. His interests include co-located primary and psychiatric care for patients with SUD  and women’s mental health. Outside of work Dr. Shah likes to run, cook, travel, and spend time with family.  He provides clinical care on the inpatient addiction consult service. 

Whitney Gore, PhD completed her PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Kentucky in Lexington, Kentucky. Dr. Gore completed her doctoral internship at the Cincinnati VA on the Trauma Track and was a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Cincinnati VA fellowship: Trauma Treatment and the Mental Health Care of Homeless Veterans. Her clinical interests include PTSD and substance use disorders with special interests in harm reduction approaches and working with individuals who have experienced military sexual trauma. She utilizes several evidence-based treatments including Motivational Interviewing/Motivational Enhancement Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Prolonged Exposure, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Substance Use Disorders, Dialectical Behavior Therapy skills and mindfulness-based approaches. Dr. Gore provides outpatient care at the Cincinnati VA Medical Center, Substance Dependence Program, and she provides training to the fellows in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Relapse Prevention.

Jonathan Steinberg, PhD is a staff psychologist at the Cincinnati VAMC where he leads a dual diagnosis program for veterans with substance use disorders and PTSD. His interests focus on treatment of co-morbid substance use and psychiatric disorders. He utilizes Motivational Interviewing, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, and group therapies. He is passionate about Motivational Interviewing and has trained hundreds of healthcare professionals in this technique. He completed his PhD in Clinical Psychology at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and a Clinical Psychology Internship at Northwestern University Medical School, Institute of Psychiatry. He is a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers.

John Winhusen PhD  is Professor and Vice Chair of Addiction Sciences in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences, the Donald C. Harrison Endowed Chair in Medicine, and Center for Addiction Research Director for the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. He has been a continuously funded NIDA investigator for 25 years with much of his career devoted to conducting clinical trials evaluating medication and psychosocial interventions in “real world” clinical settings. The majority of this work has been accomplished through his roles as both a national PI of multi-site clinical trials and the Ohio Valley Node PI in the National Drug Abuse Clinical Trials Network (CTN). The research that Dr. Winhusen conducts has the goal of improving public health by improving addiction treatment outcomes and has been largely influenced by the two epidemics that have occurred during his career – the cocaine epidemic and the opioid epidemic. As co-chair of the NIDA CTN Prescription Opioid Task Force, Dr. Winhusen played a critical role in developing the CTN Opioid Research Task Force Report, which outlined research priorities for addressing the opioid use epidemic. He served as the Co-PI for the Ohio Healing Communities Study (HCS) and led the national HCS Care Continuum workgroup, which developed the Opioid-overdose Reduction Continuum of Care Approach (ORCCA).