Grant is passionate about about LGBTQ2S+ health, HIV prevention and treatment, and gender affirming care. With a master's degree in public health policy from Harvard University and a doctorate in primary care nursing from Columbia University, Grant believes in an affirming approach towards patient care and sexual health and wellness. Grant lives in Toronto with his husband, and outside of work you'll find Grant tending to his house plants, doting on all dogs (especially beagles), and trying to work on his tennis game.

I firmly believe virtual care can improve access to care, no matter who you are.

Husein has a Master's in Public Health from Brown University, an MD from the University of Calgary and a Diploma in Tropical Medicine & Hygiene from the University of London School of Tropical Medicine. He currently practices as a physician in Canada.

Caley is passionate about evidence-based, patient-centred care, including telemedicine that can provide high quality care from wherever a patient may choose.

He helped create Alberta's PrEP guidelines and works as a specialist in General Internal Medicine with additional training in sexual health, including HIV and sexually transmitted infections.

He holds an Masters of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University, an MD from the University of Calgary and an MSc from the University of Alberta.

Megan is a nurse practitioner licensed across 7 states, including Virginia and New Jersey. Megan has 15 years of experience caring for patients in a variety of departments, and she is passionate about holistic well-being. Megan is an experienced telehealth provider, and has a Master’s degree in Nursing from Rutgers. Megan lives in New Jersey with her family and is the proud mother of two cute kiddos and a pitbull named Phoenix. She enjoys biking, hiking, and chasing sunsets at Jersey Shore.

Tarrah is a nurse practitioner licensed across Virginia, New Jersey, and Michigan. Tarrah has 12 years of nursing experience caring for patients in the sexual health, substance abuse, and oncology spaces. When she isn’t helping her patients, Tarrah spends her time with her husband, daughter, and four dogs (including two new Frenchies!).