The people guiding the Chamber.
ACH is advisor-led. Our council brings together leaders across healthcare, technology, research, education, corporate, investment, and community.
Senior advisors.

Senior Advisor to the American Chamber of Health and Associate Director of the Office of Human Research Studies at the Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center. A physician holding MD, MPH, and CIP credentials, he serves on the Institutional Review Board and Scientific Review Committee, bringing deep expertise in research ethics oversight and regulatory compliance.

Vice Chair of the American Chamber of Health and President of the Family Medicine and Rehabilitation Center in North Carolina, where he has practiced physical medicine and rehabilitation for nearly three decades. He also chairs the International Institute of Behavioral Sciences and founded the HomeTown Community Foundation.
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Founders and directors.

Khalid Sattar is President of the American Chamber of Health, where he is focused on building a collaborative healthcare ecosystem that brings together healthcare organizations, physicians, innovators, technology companies, investors, and industry leaders to create meaningful community impact.
With more than two decades of experience in business, technology, and strategic growth, his work increasingly focuses on the intersection of healthcare, AI, and digital transformation. Through ACH, he is advancing initiatives in HealthTech, AI-enabled healthcare solutions, medical education, and industry collaboration—connecting people, technology, and opportunities to help shape a more innovative and connected healthcare ecosystem.

Vice Chair of Global Strategy and Patient Experience for the American Chamber of Health, and Founder and Director of the Center for Intercultural Engagement. A PhD and PMP-certified international educator, she bridges cultures through education and healthcare, and co-hosted the Medical Tourism Summit 2026 in Lahore advancing a Pak-US healthcare corridor.

Director of Clinical Affairs for the American Chamber of Health and Chief Executive of MEDEX Health Network.

Director of the Middle East Medical Tourism Initiative for the American Chamber of Health, and Founder and President of the Texas Diplomat Business Club.

Director of Healthcare Compliance and Risk Advisory for the American Chamber of Health, and Founder and Managing Attorney of SMA Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Licensed in both the US (Texas Bar, 2015) and Nigeria (Supreme Court, 2000), she brings over two decades of international legal experience, including an Advanced Compliance Certification from the University of Pittsburgh.

Dr. Asad Bajwa serves as an advisor to the American Chamber of Health, supporting international medical students pursuing the USMLE pathway. His mentorship in USMLE Step 1 preparation has achieved a greater than 95% pass rate, with a focus on high-yield preparation, structured study strategies, and test-taking skills.
At ACH, Dr. Bajwa will help advance the organization's no-cost USMLE mentorship program while also providing students hands-on exposure to AI-enabled EHR technology through ACH's HealthTech initiatives—combining mentorship, practical learning, and healthcare innovation to support the next generation of medical professionals.
