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Dr. Khatri has served as Cherokee’s Chief Clinical Officer since 2014. Prior to that time, she was the Director of Integrated Care at Cherokee. Dr. Khatri became the Director of the Psychology Internship Training Program in 2002 and continues in that capacity to this day. She is a graduate of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology which she earned in 1996. Her Postdoctoral Fellowship was served at Duke University Medical Center from 1996 until 1998. Dr. Khatri is married with two children who are the apples of her eye. She enjoys reading.

Anthony Guaccio first joined the executive staff of Swedish Hospital in 1996. During his tenure as Chief Operating Officer, and now, as President and CEO, Swedish has evolved into the largest, comprehensive community hospital on Chicago's North Side with a well-deserved reputation for technological and teaching excellence, dedication to the community, and innovative, compassionate care. Guaccio is an accomplished senior-level hospital executive with 30 years of proven innovative healthcare management experience. In addition to his Swedish Hospital responsibilities, he is a Board Member of Upper Midwest Vizient, and Chairman of the Board of Captis-a $3 billion, 200-hospital group purchasing organization. Guaccio has a bachelor's degree in business administration and management from Eastern Illinois University and earned an MBA from North Park University.

I am the senior executive of an 1,100 bed academic medical center. Responsible for $1.6 Billion budget and nearly 10,000 employees. I have a successful track record of business development, physician recruitment, & faculty practice administration. On a managerial level, I am an excellent communicator, sound motivator, and have a talent for forging relationships. As an executive leader, I have successfully created partnerships & alliances with hospitals in Florida. I serve on several boards, including serving nationally prominent organizations. I also have faculty appointments at the University of Florida and Johns Hopkins University.