John R. Dylewski, MD, FHRS, FACPAS  is a cardiac electro physiologist and professor of medicine in active clinical practice for the last 20+ years with an extensive and diversified background in materials engineering and medical applications of artificial intelligence to improve healthcare delivery. With the abundance of valuable data generated for patient care and the continuous production of scientific knowledge, Dr. Dylewski found it significantly challenging to deliver accurate, up-to-date and expeditious care to his tens of thousands of patients resulting in the development of the Complaint2Care model for a novel healthcare delivery platform, LifeSaver, powered by Apollo Artificial Intelligence. 

Hossein Sarmast graduated in general medicine (GP) then He began to general surgery residency in 2013 at Damascus university and graduated as a general surgeon (GS) in 2016. After that He began to cardiovascular surgery residency in 2017 and now , He is the last year cardiovascular surgery resident at Damascus university (2019).

John K Maesaka was born in Hawaii, received degrees from Harvard College and Boston University School of Medicine, did his medical residencies at BarnesJewish Hospital at Washington University In St. Louis and Mount Sinai Hospital in New York and renal fellowship at Mount Sinai Hospital. His interest-driven decision to spend 5 years exclusively in the renal physiology laboratory at Mount Sinai Hospital as a renal fellow and member of the faculty proved to be the best investment he made to pursue an academic career in medicine. He was involved in developing colorimetric methods for the determination of uric acid and phosphorus in blood and urine that were applied to studying the transport characteristics of both electrolytes by renal micropuncture techniques in rat kidney. He developed several bioassays to demonstrate the presence of a natriuretic factor in the blood of patients with renal salt wasting and Alzheimer’s disease and more recently identified the elusive natriuretic factor after more than a 25-year pursuit.

Benjamin Cooper is currently a medical resident at Aventura Hospital and Medical Center in Aventura, FL. Prior to starting medical school, He was a full-time Firefighter/Paramedic in Des Moines, Iowa. In addition, he worked at Iowa Heart Center as a Testing Paramedic for CT, Nuclear, and Ultrasound departments. He has been an American Heart Association Basic Life Support Instructor since 2007. Ben received his Doctor Osteopathic Medicine degree and Masters of Medical Science degree from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Aida Sanad Alqarni, RN & PhD of nursing. Dean college of Nursing Abha at King Khalid University (KKU) my responsibility as academic work experience, Assistant Professor. Degree obtained: Doctor of Philosophy in Critical Care Adult Nursing (PhD), University of Adelaide (UOA), South Australia (2012-2018), Master of Nursing Science, UOA, 2011-2012. RESPONSIBILITIES WITHIN THE COLLEGE OF NURSING AT KING KHALID UNIVERSITY: Heading the Faculty Council and supervision on organizing its affairs. Achieving the aims and the higher policies in King Khalid University. Supervising on preparing the strategic plan of the faculty and monitoring its execution. Supervising the management of the educational, research, administrative, and financial affairs of the Faculty. Evaluating the performance of the Faculty deputies and the Academic departments’ heads and the Managers of the affiliated units. Nursing lecturer: Deliver teaching material using appropriate teaching, learning support and assessment methods. Supervise students undertaking project work.Collaborate on course development and curriculum changes.Provide contribution to community service on behalf of the College.Conduct research projects. OTHER EMPLOYMENT RELEVANT TO THE NURSING PROFESSION: Perform routine tasks as ICU, Burn Unit & Obstetric ICU Nurse.