Experts

Dr. Angad Singh

Dr. Angad Singh

“I am a firm believer that everyone deserves equal access to excellent care. Although virtual options for health care have become an essential part of many practices, not everyone feels comfortable with implementing or using the technology. By working to improve virtual care options for Indian Country, I value the opportunity to address structural inequities affecting the health of Indigenous people. Indian Country ECHO creates a rich opportunity for everyone to come together and share their expertise. Each person learns through the process and together we are able to support the health of the community.”

Angad Singh, MD, is a clinical assistant professor, practicing family physician, and informatics leader at the University of Washington. He has expertise in electronic health records, telehealth, digital health tools, and health equity. In 2020, he was part of the team that rapidly implemented telemedicine at UW Medicine in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He is also the creator of The Telehealth Toolkit and volunteered with the Washington Healthcare Access Alliance to help free & charitable clinics across the state of Washington implement telehealth. Outside of his professional work, Angad established the Punjabi Health Board and serves as a mentor for underrepresented students in medicine.

Virtual Care Implementation ECHO Program

Angad is faculty for the Virtual Care Implementation Program, which is designed to support I/T/U clinicians and administrators in implementing and overcoming common challenges associated with virtual care programs.

Interested in receiving free treatment recommendations or technical assistance from one of our experts? Contact us at echo@npaihb.org.

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