The American Telemedicine Association (ATA) announced the newest class of Fellows inductees, announced during ATA2021 Annual Conference and Expo. Now in its 25th year, ATA2021 is the world's largest telehealth innovation event.
"I am delighted these very accomplished leaders are joining the College. Their efforts over the years have contributed in many ways to the growth of our field and this organization. Congratulations on this achievement," said Charles Doarn, Chair, ATA College of Fellows. Election into the ATA College of Fellows recognizes individuals and organizations for their significant achievements in telehealth, service to the general telehealth community, and service to the ATA:
Joel E. Barthelemy, Founder and CEO, GlobalMed
John Glaser, PhD, former Senior VP, Population Health, Cerner Corporation, Immediate Past President, ATA
Deanna Larson, CEO, Avera eCARE
Tania Malik, JD, Former COO, Center for Digital Health, Optum
"We are deeply honored to recognize such extraordinary leaders and innovators in telehealth and virtual care, each of whom remains unwavering in their commitment and dedication to advancing telehealth and our work at the ATA," said Ann Mond Johnson, CEO, the ATA. "We are inspired by our members as we continue to focus on creating the policies and regulatory guidance, market conditions and education needed to further advance the adoption of telehealth for all. Congratulations to the 2021 Class of Fellows, who join a distinguished and accomplished group."
This year's theme, Telehealth: Enabling Flexible, Inclusive and Contemporary Care Delivery, builds upon the lessons learned during the COVID-19 public health emergency, identifies the challenges and opportunities of today's new realities, and convenes the individuals, organizations and decision-makers needed to cement the gains made to establish telehealth as a care modality in a modernized healthcare system.
GENERAL REGISTRATION: For more information or to register, please visit the ATA2021 website for details and easy online registration.
