Eleanor Health CEO and leadership

Dr. Harrison serves as the Chief Medical Officer for Eleanor Health with more than 15 years experience practicing medicine. She is a double-board certified physician with specialties in general adult psychiatry and addiction medicine. She completed undergraduate training at Howard University in Washington DC; medical school at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, and residency training at Emory University in Atlanta. Dr. Harrison has spent her career as a physician treating individuals from marginalized communities with substance use and other psychiatric disorders. As a physician executive, she has served as Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer roles committed to creating and improving systems-based delivery of psychiatric and substance abuse care. She is a vocal advocate for stigma reduction, and is passionate about the necessity for whole-person care as individuals and communities seek to recover from and prevent substance use disorders.

Michael Moeller serves as Eleanor Health’s Chief People Officer. Previously, Michael was the founder and managing principal of ORGalpha Performance Advisors, a boutique consultancy focused on delivering superior business performance through people. Michael founded ORGalpha after more than two decades as a senior HR and operations executive for global Fortune 500 corporations and high-growth healthcare startups. These include Aramark, Blue Shield of California, Campbell Soup, Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy, and Orthology Inc.

Prior to moving in-house, Michael guided strategy and organization projects as an Engagement Manager with McKinsey & Co. and advised clients on antitrust matters as an associate attorney with Shearman & Sterling. Michael is a graduate of Georgetown University and Brooklyn Law School.

Dr. Harrison serves as the Chief Medical Officer for Eleanor Health with more than 15 years experience practicing medicine. She is a double-board certified physician with specialties in general adult psychiatry and addiction medicine. She completed undergraduate training at Howard University in Washington DC; medical school at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, and residency training at Emory University in Atlanta. Dr. Harrison has spent her career as a physician treating individuals from marginalized communities with substance use and other psychiatric disorders. As a physician executive, she has served as Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer roles committed to creating and improving systems-based delivery of psychiatric and substance abuse care. She is a vocal advocate for stigma reduction, and is passionate about the necessity for whole-person care as individuals and communities seek to recover from and prevent substance use disorders.