Nathanial Nolan, MD MPH MHPE is an Infectious Disease specialist with a special interest in the intersection of infectious diseases and substance use. He currently works for VA St Louis Health Care and Washington University School of Medicine. His is the founder of Street Medicine St. Louis and regularly makes medical rounds to unhoused people in St. Louis city.

Dr. Fred Rottnek is the Director of Community Medicine and Program Director of the Addiction Medicine Fellowship at Saint Louis University. Fred’s style of training is to present medical and/or technical content in understandable and relatable models. While Dr. Rottnek can speak to health professionals, he is just as comfortable presenting to interprofessional groups and diverse audiences. Dr. Rottnek enjoys presenting by himself or as part of a team and aims to keep his presentations casual, interactive, and when possible, injected with humor.

Utilizing her background as a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Competence Trauma Professional. Rashonda strives to develop innovative clinical interventions in effort to enhance treatment outcomes and empower all to take charge of their well-being. Rashonda strives to equip communities and organizations with the tools and knowledge beneficial to effectively support those facing addiction challenges. Her passion is creating synergies between diverse stakeholders and bridge the gap between clinical practices for treatment and community needs. Whether through workshops, seminars, or one-on-one interventions, she is dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding of harm reduction strategies that prioritize compassion, dignity, and inclusivity.

Andreas began working in SUD services in Chicago with methadone treatment. He has also worked in residential and outpatient services. He is a Columbia College Graduate BA, CPS, CADC,MAADC II, and is also a Graduate of Great Lakes ATTC. Andreas is a person with lived experience in long term recovery.

Jennifer Wolfe-Brown is a CPS and MARS certified EPICC Program Director in Kansas City, MO. Jennifer is responsible for leading a team of Recovery Coaches while establishing and maintaining community partnerships with a goal of engaging the highest risk population in SUD recovery and/or Overdose Prevention techniques. Jennifer specializes in Opiate, Stimulant and Alcohol Use Disorders. Jennifer was nominated for the Missouri Mental Health Champion award in 2023. Her focus is on Medication Assisted Treatment, Naloxone Distribution, Overdose Prevention and engaging community members in self-directed recovery options.