Farzanna Sherene Haffizulla, MD MACP FAMWA is the 2014-2015 national President of the American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA) and is the former Assistant Dean for Community and Global Health, Chair of the Diversity Committee, past Co-Chair of the Admissions Committee and designated representative for the American Association of Medical College’s Group on Women in Medicine and Science at Nova Southeastern University’s Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Allopathic Medicine (NSU MD). Dr. Haffizulla joined NSU MD's Founding Team in 2017 and provided essential leadership to the college’s faculty and staff to ensure the expansion, maintenance, and sustainability of community-engaged initiatives that promote human health and health education both domestically and abroad. These efforts align well in her current role at NSU Kiran Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine where she served as Chair, Department of Internal Medicne and now, currently involved in community engaged capacity building, as aligned with the institution’s mission and strategic plan. Her current work aims at eliminating health disparities and improving health equity in the Caribbean diaspora community. Dr. Farzanna Haffizulla is also board certified in Internal Medicine. She has a special focus on Diabetes, Hypertension, Weight Loss and Women's Health. Dr. Haffizulla is the Host and Anchor of Mission Critical Health and Executive Producer/Host of In the Kitchen with Dr. H. She also serves as President-elect of the American Heart Association- South Florida and is an esteemed national speaker and author. Her books, "Harmony of the Spheres-Career, Family & Community" and "Lead with Your Heart: A Doctor's Rx for Personal and Professional Success," advising readers on how to achieve harmony and balance of the work, family, and community spheres in life, from the point of view of a working and involved mother. She runs the websites BusyMomMD, an informative site for modern, educated professionals juggling career, family and community life; HouseCallsMD, providing a portal to better healthcare and In The Kitchen with Dr H that shares healthy changes in traditional Caribbean cuisine that preserves cultural elements while highlighting ways to stave off heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, obesity and more.