Zeina Saliba | Amanda Reed

Zeina Saliba, MD, is a board-certified psychiatrist and family medicine physician, as well as an assistant professor at the George Washington University. She is the inpatient medical director for psychiatric and behavioral health services at the George Washington University Hospital, overseeing the psychiatric unit and consultation services. She is dedicated to care for the underserved with work abroad, in rural FQHCs and current efforts devoted to the urban setting. Her global health experiences have included clinical service and expanding local workforce capacity through teaching and training programs. She is passionate about women’s health, decreasing stigma in mental health, and providing care for marginalized populations. She has studied at the University of Virginia, the Medical College of Virginia and the University of Pittsburgh.

Amanda Reed, DO, AOBFP, AOAAM, is the Clinical Director of Addiction at Council Oak Comprehensive Health MCNDH, Hepatitis C and HIV Program at Muscogee (Creek) Nation Department of Health. Dr. Reed created, developed policy, oversees and is the sole clinician of the Hepatitis C and HIV treatment and prevention program for the MCNDH. She provides treatment for addiction and alcohol use disorder with Medications for Addiction Treatment and integrated care. Dr Reed provides gender affirming and sensitive care for LGBTQ2+ patients and serves as a member of the Oklahoma HIV and Hepatitis Planning Council , the Oklahoma Tribal HIV Taskforce and the Oklahoma Hepatitis C Elimination Council. She is a proud Cherokee Woman and interested in work in the field of Addiction Medicine, HIV, and diversity and inclusion with a focus on on minorities and the LGBTQ2+ community.