Sailaja Musunuri, MD, Chief Medical & Clinical Officer, Executive Vice President of Integrative Medicine, is an accomplished team leader who has consistently delivered results in numerous clinical settings for more than 20 years, including experience working with children and adults with intellectual disability, autism, and co-occurring psychiatric disorders and other complex medical conditions. Dr. Musunuri is an experienced and compassionate physician and psychiatrist (double board-certified in adult, child, and adolescent psychiatry), providing high-quality medical and psychiatric care with diverse clinical operations experience. Dr. Musunuri is known for constructively challenging conventional thinking, identifying and implementing innovative ideas, and building stakeholder confidence for mission-critical initiatives. She has exhibited these characteristics in thinking creatively to connect the dots between nonprofit health and human services organizations with leaders in the pharmaceutical arena to ensure focus on individuals with autism and intellectual disability that will improve quality of services and health outcomes for this population. Dr. Musunuri uses an integrated and functional approach to identifying the root causes of autism and to focus on a holistic understanding of the individual. Her method combines an interdisciplinary treatment team approach to assess biological, environmental, and psychological factors that may contribute to autism spectrum disorder. She serves as a role model for fostering discussion of complex issues, while promoting the organizational mission and operating procedures.

Dr. Musunuri has leveraged this experience to fulfill one of the strategic goals of Woods System of Care—to disseminate its expertise to others—by founding the Mollie Woods Hare Center for Excellence in Neurodivergence – Intellectual Disability, Autism and Mental Health, which houses Woods’ training and dissemination arm for best practices in the field.  Her role as a board member of The Network: Toward Unity for Health (TUFH), an international non-state actor of the World Health Organization, is further evidence of Dr. Musunuri’s commitment to ensuring that the most vulnerable populations have access to the services they need.

TUFH is an international, intersectoral, intergenerational organization that fosters equitable community-oriented health services, education, and research with the goal of improving health locally and globally. They convene innovative healthcare organizations, universities, community institutions, and thought leaders from all over the world. The link between the Mollie Woods Hare Global Center of Excellence and TUFH will serve to extend the reach of both organizations to improve the quality of care for individuals with disabilities, in addition to providing oversight of clinical programs and direct care for individuals with intellectual disability and complex healthcare needs.

Dr. Musunuri is a committed mentor who dedicates tremendous energy to training the next generation of child and adolescent psychiatry fellows, adult psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and other clinical practitioners. Dr. Musunuri serves as Academic Faculty Advisor at Woods for interns and fellows from area health professions schools. A nationally respected leader known for her deep expertise in the field of autism and intellectual disability, Dr. Musunuri is sought after as a premier academic advisor for the interns and fellows she supervises.

Her strong track record of mentoring and partnership development has led her to be invited to serve as a clinical faculty member at Tower Health – Phoenixville Hospital, Temple University Louis Katz School of Medicine, and Rider University. Dr. Musunuri oversees integrated healthcare throughout the System of Care, ensuring that all services are interconnected in order to provide whole-person care. She also served as the principal investigator of the Specialized Mental Health Outpatient Program which was launched through federal funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.

Prior to Woods, Dr. Musunuri served for nearly 20 years as medical director of Devereux, a behavioral health organization serving individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism.

Her professional training includes receiving her M.D. from Siddartha Medical College/Nagarjuna University, Vijayawada, India, completing her internship in Psychiatry at Medwin Hopsital, Hyderabad, India, and residencies in Adult and Child/Adolescent Psychiatry respectively at SIU School of Medicine, Springfield, IL, U.S., and Drexel University College of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA, U.S. Dr. Musunuri is considered the premier leader in psychiatry in the U.S. for people with intellectual disability and complex psychiatric and other chronic conditions, is a leader in integrated care, and a leader in training the next generation of practitioners who are desperately needed to address the health disparities of this vulnerable and complicated population.

Tine Hansen-Turton, MGA, JD, FCPP, FAAN, serves as President and CEO of Woods System of Care and Woods Resources. Woods System of Care is a population health management organization that, through its network of providers and partners in PA and NJ and 8,000 staff, provides life-cycle care to meet the lifelong needs of children and adults with intellectual disabilities and autism (ID/A), acquired brain injuries, and /or mental health challenges who may also have complex medical and genetic conditions.

She is a seasoned and successful Healthcare and Human Services Executive with 30 years of experience in C-suite executive leadership, serving in CEO, CSO, and COO roles throughout her career in Nonprofit, Private and Government Organizations. She has founded and led several nationally recognized health, human services, and related trade associations and has secured multi-billion dollars in new business. She is a founder, publisher/facilitator of a social impact/innovation journal and incubator lab.

Tine Hansen-Turton has tremendous content expertise in primary and behavioral health care, Health and Human Services Administration, Disabilities and Behavioral Health, Public and Population Health and Education. She has developed many innovative healthcare programs and business models (i.e. integrated primary and behavioral healthcare specialty clinics, convenient care and retail clinics, nurse-led care centers, specialized population health organizations, and life-cycle care management organizations) throughout her career, including starting dozens of non-profits and private businesses and organizations, such as the popular retail clinic industry association.  Hansen-Turton served as CEO of the National Nurse-led Care Consortium, a non-profit organization supporting the growth and development of over 500 nurse-managed and school health clinics, serving more than 5 million vulnerable people across the country in urban and rural locations. For the past two decades, she has also been instrumental in positioning Nurse Practitioners as primary health care providers globally. Hansen-Turton still serves as the founding Executive Director for the Convenient Care Association (CCA), the national trade association of over 3000 private-sector retail clinic industry, serving 50 million people with basic health care services nationwide.

Hansen-Turton also teaches public and social innovations, leading nonprofits, health policy, and the social innovations lab at the University of Pennsylvania Fels Institute of Government and School of Nursing. She is co-founder and publisher of a social impact/innovation journal and has co-published ten books.

Hansen-Turton received her Juris Doctor from Temple University Beasley School of Law, a Master of Government/Public Administration from University of Pennsylvania Fels Institute of Government and a BA from Slippery Rock University.  She also studied at the University of Copenhagen Law School.

Kristen Farry, MS, Executive Vice President of Policy and Strategy, leads Corporate Strategy which includes Government Relations, Communications, Fundraising, Marketing, and Strategy Development. This role ensures comprehensive and consistent internal and external communications and engages with stakeholders from community organizations to international trade associations. She came to Woods Services in 2017 to develop and oversee Woods’ government affairs and advocacy strategies at the national, state and local levels. Before coming to Woods, she served in senior levels within Pennsylvania’s Executive Branch in two different gubernatorial administrations. She has a history and reputation for developing and managing effective legislative strategies and has been recognized at local, state, and federal levels for these efforts, including as a recipient of ANCOR’s Suellen Galbraith Award for Exemplary Public Policy Work and a recipient of City and State PA’s Government Relations Power 100. Farry has experience in the non-profit, private, and public sectors, including as a congressional staffer in Washington, a government relations professional in Harrisburg, and a legislative and policy assistant at PAR (Pennsylvania Advocacy and Resources for Autism and Intellectual Disability). She received her Master’s Degree in Nonprofit Leadership and Population Health Management from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and her BA in Political Science from Lebanon Valley College.

Scott Spreat, EdD, Vice President of Evaluation and Research, leads the Woods National Research and Evaluation Center, which has been developed to promote and conduct policy-related research. Work is done both independently and collaboratively with other research organizations. In addition to conducting research, the mission of the Center is to help inform decision-makers who have an impact on policy and legislation that affect the people served by Woods System of Care.

In recent years, Dr. Spreat has also served as the Research Director for the Center for Disability Information, where his work as focused on the workforce challenges faced by the intellectual disability field.  He was also a member of the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disability’s Terminology and Classification Task Force and served in the work group that developed the definition of Intellectual Disability.

Dr. Spreat received his doctorate in Educational Psychology and is a licensed psychologist who worked for Temple University’s Woodhaven Center, conducting research, directing the clinical services department, and serving as the Executive Director of the 284-bed program.

Anupriya is a dedicated nonprofit professional committed to enhancing healthcare access and quality of care for individuals with intellectual disabilities, autism, and mental health conditions.

She holds a Mast of Science in Nonprofit Leadership (MSNPL) from the University of Pennsylvania, an MBA from India, and has completed courses in Psychology and Sociology ay Harvard University. With over 9 years of experience, Anupriya specializes in donor management, fundraising, project management, and research, focusing on underserved communities in urban and rural India.

Anupriya’s work has been particularly effective in supporting marginalized rural and indigenous artisans, especially women, by helping them create sustainable livelihoods. Through organizing training programs, facilitating connections with leading retailers, and securing funding from corporations and foundations, she has been instrumental in expanding economic opportunities and reducing migration pressures in these communities. Her passion for social impact continues to guide her work towards creating meaningful and positive change on a global scale.