International Congress on Global Healthcare October 04-05, 2021 New York, USA

Dr. Grozier completed his undergraduate degree in Biology at California State University, Northridge. He continued his education by attaining his doctorate in Northern California at Palmer College of Chiropractic – West. As a lifelong learner, while actively practicing he completed a master’s certification and an advanced master’s certification in whiplash traumatology from the San Diego Spine Institute. Years later he saw a need to help his patients in a different way and completed fellowship training at the International Academy of Medical Acupuncture. Dr. Grozier’s 23 plus years of caring for patients translated well into higher education at Arizona State University. He is currently a Medical Studies Lecturer and the Barrett Honors College Faculty Advisor for the College of Health Solutions at the West campus. He brings a depth of knowledge to the class room relating real world situations to topics like health care ethics, legal issues in health care and leadership to students who one day will be health care professionals.

He brings a depth of knowledge to the class room relating real world situations to topics like health care ethics, legal issues in health care and leadership to students who one day will be health care professionals

Dr. Frizzell has extensive experience and practice as a provider and administrator with Indian health systems. Her endeavors have included a broad range of professional preparations both in medicine and education, all dedicated to improvement of quality of life across the life span and health and wellness equity. Dr. Frizzell has provided numerous testimonies in regard to health care policy, health issues, gerontology, public health, cultural attunement, and tribal consultation.

Health services administration, clinic management, rural & Indian health policy and legislation, public health, gerontology, cultural mindfulness, health and wellness education research, behavioral health, community assessment, evaluation, exercise physiology, health education, memory loss and older adults, physical rehabilitative therapy, service learning administration, senior corps administration, and therapeutic recreation

After completing medical school at Panjab University in India, Dr. Asghar traveled to the University of Alberta in Canada to receive her Master of Science from the Department of Psychiatry. Dr. Asghar joined LSU Health Shreveport in November 2019. She is actively involved in research projects and has participated in several publications and presentations. In her free time, Dr. Asghar enjoys swimming, playing piano, and journaling. She is a strong advocate for environmental preservation and ending cruelty to all animals.

Retrospective Study: ACH Prolonged EEG Monitoring Project, Co-Investigator 2012 , Clinical Significance of Central Apneas and Hypoventilation on Polysomnograms in Children, Co-Investigator 2012 . A Double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel-group, multicenter study of the efficacy and safety of Pregabalin as adjunctive therapy in children 4-16 years of age with partial onset seizures, Co-Investigator 2011-2012, Autism Speaks: Autism Treatment Network Grant (Specialist for Neurology and Sleep), Co-Investigator 2010-2012 Autism Speaks: Study of Toddlers with Autism and Regression, Co-Investigator 2010-2012 Autism Speaks: Leadership Education in Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics (LEDBP), Rotation Director .Apr 2010 CUMG: Characterization of subclinical seizures in children with autism Funded- PI .