Dr. Jonathan L. Goss is a native of Houston Texas, graduate of Morehouse College, Emory School of Medicine, former resident student at Ohio State University School of Emergency Medicine and now doctor turned entrepreneur. His life’s philosophy can be summed up in Dr. King’s famous quote, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is ‘what are you doing for others.’ Born with a servant’s heart, medicine just happened to be the field he chose to serve in. Even as far back as Middle school his servant heart was on display when he was often reprimanded for being out of his seat trying to help others. He believes that being a good physician means more than just being competent one. It also means being equally compassionate. And the bigger the health crisis the more compassion required.

Working as an emergency care physician and witnessing weeks of endless lines of people waiting desperately to get tested for the Coronavirus and then waiting several days, sometimes more than a week for results, decided to create Emergent Testing center and laboratory to provide quicker test results.

Dr. Goss feels blessed to have chosen a field where each day he’s given the opportunity to relieve the pain and suffering of another.

Naaz Malek is the lead physician assistant for Vituity Physicians’ Group’s Atlanta site, at Emory Decatur and Hillindale Hospital’s Emergency Department. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biology, a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast News Journalism from UGA, a Master of Health Sciences from the University of South Alabama, and is board-certified to practice Emergency Medicine.

Among her many roles in healthcare, Naaz serves as a national speaker for Vituity, conducting and creating procedural workshops & literature reviews at their conferences. She works as a clinical preceptor and adjunct lecturer for physician assistant faculties at Emory University, Philadelphia College of Medicine, and the Morehouse College of Medicine. And is a representative for the Society of Emergency Medicine of Physician Assistant (SEMPA) to the Georgia College of Emergency Physicians (GCEP).

In her travels to Himachal Pradesh, India with the Himalayan Health Exchange, Naaz’s medical team, offered healthcare to approximately 2,000 villagers and Indo-Tibetan refugees. And in the recent pandemic crisis, Malek lended her skills, treating patients in the New York City Health and Hospital (NYCH+H) systems as a part of a COVID-19 relief team.

As a broadcast news journalist in her field, and humanitarian, Malek served as a reporter for the Grady Newsource, and assisted Sanjay Gupta, M.D. and Elizabeth Cohen, chief medical correspondents for CNN. She is a live TV moderator for the Ismaili’s Professional Network, created an audio tour for Rays of Light: Glimpses into the Ismaili Imamat, and hosts a weekly an on-air web show for the Southeast Ismaili Council’s Communication team, recapping major Ismaili events. In her spare time, she writes, edits, and produces multi-media content for various organizations and non-profits such as The Foundation for a Better Life. Under her own production company, Daariya Productions, she wields her passion for story-telling to raise awareness, unify and educate communities struggling to overcome their differences.

Dr Danielle Brown is the Medical Director of Emergent Testing Houston. She is an esteemed doctor of Emergency Medicine and joined Emergent Testing as a way to further her commitment to stand with her community and provide meaningful service in the fight against COVID.

Dr. Brown was born in the Detroit, MI and grew up learning the Midwest values of hard work and service. She graduated from Howard University in Washington, DC, earning her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a minor in Chemistry. She went on to earn her medical degree from Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, MI.  Dr. Brown then decided to move to Houston where she completed her residency training at The University of Texas Health Sciences Center at Houston- Department of Emergency Medicine.

After completing her training, Dr. Brown has worked tirelessly in the city of Houston which, after 10 years, she now calls her home. She alongside her husband, are raising 3 young children and native Houstonians, they hope to impart the values of compassion, hard work and service to fellow man.

Dr. Brown is grateful to have been accepted to serve with Emergent Testing as we press forward in this fight for the health and the lives of ourselves, our loved ones and our fellow citizens.