Family Medicine FACULTY AND STAFF
Jason Ramos, MD, FAAFP
Program Director
Jason Ramos, MD, FAAFP was born in Detroit and raised in Flint, Michigan. Dr. Ramos attended Flint public schools, where he cultivated a passion for medicine and improving health outcomes in medically underserved communities. He graduated from the University of Michigan and went on to earn his medical degree from the Wayne State University School of Medicine.
Following that, Dr. Ramos trained at the Oakwood Family Medicine Residency (now Beaumont/Corewell) in Wayne and Dearborn, MI. Since completing residency, he has practiced family medicine in a variety of settings, including rural, urban, and suburban areas. Drawn by the opportunity to provide care for all patients, Dr. Ramos joined Honor Community Health (HCH), a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), where he was appointed founding Program Director of HCH’s new Family Medicine Residency Program – Michigan’s first FQHC-based residency program.
Partnering with Patients and Promoting Compassionate Primary Healthcare for the Community
Dr. Ramos has particular interest in continuity of care, preventive medicine, and quality measures and has helped offices achieve and maintain the designation of Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH). Dr. Ramos has gained a reputation for taking time to listen to his patients and their family members and formulating treatment plans and goals that are understandable and achievable.
With Honor Community Health since 2017, Dr. Ramos is board certified in Family Medicine and is an active member and fellow of the American Academy of Family Practice (AAFP). He has been practicing family medicine for over 18 years. He has found teaching the next generation of physicians particularly rewarding.
Away from the office Dr. Ramos enjoys travel, playing basketball, and spending time with family. He is an avid fan of the Detroit Pistons and University of Michigan basketball and football.
Grateful for the opportunity and eager to make a meaningful impact, Dr. Ramos looks forward to continuing to work at Honor Community Health, making sure that patients receive the care he would wish for his own family members and molding resident physicians to provide the same level of care.
Debra Brinson, MPA
Designated Institutional Official
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Nikhil Hemady, MD, DABFM, FAAFP
Chief Medical Officer
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Bo Seluska
Residency Program Administrator
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Naina Hemady, MBA, MSBIT
GME Institutional Administrator
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Faisal Shareefuddin, MD
Associate Program Director
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LaToya Austin, MD, FAAFP
Associate Chief Medical Officer
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Marzena Luszcz-Klejno, MD
Core Faculty
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Amna Harrie, MD
Core Faculty, Family Medicine
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Toufic Wehbe, MD
Core Faculty, OBGYN
FACULTY
Michele Reid, MD – Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry Faculty
Geetha Krishnamoorthy, MD – Inpatient Medicine (Adult Medicine)
Rula Mahayni, MD – Infectious Disease (Adult Medicine)
Amitha Kakulavaram MD – Nephrology (Adult Medicine)
Robert Ferguson, MD – Gastroenterology (Adult Medicine)
Kiritkumar Patel, MD – Cardiology (Adult Medicine)
Ali Najar, MD – Critical Care (Adult Medicine)
David Eisenstein, MD – Obstetrics
Toufic Wehbe, MD – OB/GYN for Family Medicine
James McQuiston, DO – Surgery
Bruce Henderson, MD – Orthopedics and Sports Medicine
Rahul Mehta, MD – Emergency Medicine
Peter Alnajjar, MD – Outpatient Pediatrics
Andrea Scheid, MD – Inpatient Pediatrics
Earl Hartwig, MD – Pediatrics Emergency Medicine
George Nassif, MD – Geriatrics
Michael Siegel, MD – Dermatology
Thomas Biggs, DO – Ophthalmology
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 248-886-4350
Dr. Amna Harrie
Dr. Amna Harrie MD, is a board-certified Family Medicine physician at Honor Community Health in Pontiac, Michigan, where she currently serves as a faculty at the Family Medicine Residency Program. She joined Honor after completing her Family Medicine Residency at Pontiac General Hospital, bringing with her over 20 years of diverse clinical experience across the U.S. and Pakistan.
Throughout her career, Dr. Harrie has been deeply committed to women’s health, with a particular focus on preventive care, reproductive health, maternal health, and patient education. Her clinical philosophy centers on empowering women through accessible, compassionate, and culturally sensitive care. She is especially passionate about addressing healthcare disparities and ensuring that medically underserved women receive the comprehensive care they deserve.
Dr. Harrie’s dedication to serving medically underserved populations has been a defining aspect of her professional journey. In Pakistan, she worked with the World Health Organization’s Rural Support Program, where she led initiatives to deliver preventive and diagnostic services to women and children in remote communities. In the U.S., she has continued that mission through her work in community health clinics, focusing on populations with limited access to consistent medical care.
She earned her M.B.B.S. from Nishtar Medical University in Multan, Pakistan. She is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine, ECFMG, and is licensed with the Pakistan Medical & Dental Council. She is fluent in English, Urdu, and Punjabi.
Outside of her professional responsibilities, Dr. Harrie enjoys cooking, table tennis, cricket, and reading.
Marzena Luszcz-Klejno
Marzena Luszcz-Klejno, MD, graduated from Poznan University of Medical Sciences Center for Medical Education in Poznan, Poland. She completed her residency at Pontiac General Hospital (PGH) in Pontiac, Michigan, before joining the Oakland Integrated Healthcare Network’s Family Medicine Residency Program faculty in 2023.
Dr. Klejno enjoys all aspects of Family Medicine, including seeing patients and teaching and supervising residents at the Family Medicine Center. Dr. Klejno believes that each person deserves complete medical attention and access to proper medical care and, thus, is very passionate about working at a Federally
Qualified Health Center (FQHC) like Honor Community Health. She is currently attending a faculty development course at the University of Michigan.
On her days off, Dr. Klejno loves traveling, cooking, gardening, and spending time with her family.
LaToya Austin, MD, FAAFP
LaToya Austin, MD graduated from the American University of Antigua College of Medicine, in Coolidge, Antigua and Barbuda. She completed her Family Medicine residency at Providence Hospital in Southfield, Michigan before joining the staff at Oakland Integrated Healthcare Network.
Dr. Austin currently serves as Associate Chief Medical Officer at Oakland Integrated Healthcare Network, a position she has held since 2017. Besides Obstetrics, she has a special interest in women’s health issues and oversees the facility’s Maternal and Infant Health Program.
Prior to her role as core faculty at Oakland Integrated Healthcare Network’s Family Medicine Residency Program, Dr. Austin served as core faculty for the residency program at Pontiac General Hospital (PGH) in Pontiac, Michigan.
In addition to teaching and supervising residents, Dr. Austin enjoys meeting and treating patients from diverse backgrounds. Her hobbies include fitness and pin trading.
Faisal Shareefuddin, MD
Faisal Shareefuddin, MD, joined the residency program faculty at Oakland Integrated Healthcare Network in 2022 as a full-time Associate Program Director and Addiction Medicine Preceptor. He graduated medical school from Mahadevappa Rampere Medical College, Gulbarga University in Gulbarga, India and completed his residency in Family Medicine at Pontiac General Hospital (PGH) in Pontiac, Michigan.
Dr. Shareefuddin is board-certified in both Family Medicine and Addiction Medicine. He oversees the facility’s Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Program. His goal is to teach residents substance abuse screening and diagnosis in patients and to implement evidence-based substance use treatments successfully.
When not caring for his patients or spending quality time with his family, Dr. Shareefuddin enjoys playing tennis.
Naina Hemady, MBA, MSBIT
Naina Hemady is the Institutional Graduate Medical Education (GME) Administrator and Contract Administrator.
In her GME Administrator role, she liaises with the Designated Institutional Official and is responsible for the administrative oversight of all Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) training programs at Honor Community Health.
She has a Master’s degree in Business Administration and a Master’s in Business Information Technology from Walsh College, Troy, Michigan.
She began her career as a grant writer and then as a financial analyst for North Oakland Medical Centers. Over the years, she has excelled at building and maintaining relationships with community leaders. Her astute understanding of healthcare systems and graduate medical education has enabled her to prepare our organization for the future.
Her hobbies include reading, sketching, and traveling.
Nikhil Hemady, MD, FAAFP
Nikhil Hemady, MD, graduated from Rural Medical College, Pune University, India, and completed his family medicine residency program at North Oakland Medical Centers, Pontiac, Michigan. He has been the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) at Oakland Integrated Healthcare Network since its inception.
Until 2024, Dr. Hemady also served as Program Director of the Family Medicine Residency Program at Pontiac General Hospital (PGH) for 17 years. He now serves as core faculty at Oakland Integrated Healthcare Network’s Family Medicine Residency Program.
Over the years, in his dual roles as CMO of Honor Community Health and Program Director of PGH’s Family Medicine Residency Program, he has helped to strengthen the partnership between the two entities and to seamlessly integrate, within the residency curriculum, the amazing educational opportunities that a federally qualified health center has to offer. Dr. Hemady is board-certified in family medicine and hospital medicine.
In 2022, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) awarded Dr. Hemady the Parker J. Palmer Courage to Teach Award.
In addition to his clinical and residency duties, Dr. Hemady is actively involved in various national committees, including the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM) examination committees. He is a member of the ABFM Exam-Writing Committee and has co-authored its Hospital Medicine Self-Assessment Module. He has also served as a member of the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) Hospital Medicine Exam-Writing Committee as a representative of the ABFM to the ABIM. Additionally, Dr. Hemady is a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians.
Dr. Hemady’s hobbies include photography and travel.
Bo Selulska
Bo Sekulska is the Program Residency Administrator at Honor Community Health. Bo holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Marketing from the University of Nicolaus Copernicus in Torun, Poland, and completed the Medical Assistant program at Carnegie Institute.
Bo’s journey at Honor Community Health began as a Medical Assistant, where she played a crucial role in developing the Orchard Lake Center. Her outstanding performance quickly led to promotions to Site Supervisor and Manager. Over the next 8 years, she managed the largest site, Family Medicine Center, alongside the residency program.
Recognized for her exceptional leadership skills, Bo was promoted to Director of Health Center Operations, where she oversaw and supervised all Honor sites. With the establishment of Honor’s residency program, Bo’s passion for working with residents inspired her to become the Residency Program Administrator once again.
In her current role, Bo expertly manages the administrative aspects of the medical residency program, including resident recruitment, scheduling rotations, maintaining compliance with accreditation standards, coordinating educational activities, and providing unwavering support to residents and faculty members.
Outside of her professional life, Bo enjoys abstract painting, walking, biking, traveling, reading, and crocheting.
Debra Brinson, MPA
Debra Brinson is the Chief Executive Officer and Designated Institutional Official at Oakland Integrated Healthcare Network (d/b/a Honor
Community Health), Oakland County’s largest Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). Additionally, she serves as the Interim Executive Director of the School-Community Health Alliance of Michigan, the voice for school- based health centers in Michigan.
In her previous roles, she has served as Deputy Health Officer of the Ingham County Health Department, where she established the state’s first public health community health center, where she was appointed as the CEO of the public FQHC, overseeing FQHC operations and ensuring the execution of the Health Department’s statutory responsibility to protect and promote the health of county residents.