Advisory Panel

Dr. Wes Campbell is an expert in healthcare outcomes and economics, value-based care, and population health. He frequently presents to leadership teams of Advisory Board members and has extensive experience working with health system leaders to utilize research for problem-solving. Dr. Campbell holds a PhD in healthcare outcomes research from Virginia Commonwealth University and a master's in health services administration from the Medical College of Virginia. He is also a fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives.

Dr. Randall Jones is an inventor, MRI scientist, engineer, and medical device specialist with over 19 patents to his name. He is the founder of three medical technology companies, including ScanMed, FirstScan, and Bot Image, which have significantly advanced MRI technology and cancer detection. Dr. Jones lives in Omaha with his wife, Melanie, and is a sought-after speaker and author.

Mr. Jerry Kolosky is a digital health visionary and innovator with a career dedicated to developing intelligent, technology-enabled healthcare ecosystems. His work focuses on improving outcomes, cost efficiency, patient engagement, and optimizing clinical resources across the continuum of care. Mr. Kolosky has held executive and consulting positions with global technology companies, digital health startups, tech incubators, and prominent foundations. He is also active in U.S. healthcare policy, providing expertise and counsel to U.S. Congressional and Senate Sub-Committees, CMS, and various digital health advocacy coalitions.

Dr. Russell Locke, MD, is the founder and director of the Vantage Urologic Institute in Ocala, Florida, specializing in urologic oncology, minimally invasive therapies for prostate disease, and male sexual health. He is certified by the American Board of Urology and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. Dr. Locke has extensive experience in clinical research, particularly in prostate cancer, and has introduced numerous technological advances in urologic healthcare since 1988.

Dr. John M. Salmon IV, MD, has practiced clinical and anatomic pathology in Lynchburg, Virginia, since 2000. He is the Medical Director of several hospital laboratories and helped develop the multidisciplinary thoracic cancer program. Dr. Salmon also serves as President of the Board of Archetype Health and the Physician Liaison to the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer for the Alan B. Pearson Regional Cancer Center.

Dr. Eric Walser, MD, is an internationally renowned interventional radiologist specializing in non-surgical ablation for liver and kidney tumors. Recognized as one of the best doctors in the country by Best Doctors, Inc., he has published extensively and held prestigious positions at UTMB, St. Paul Medical Center, and the Mayo Clinic. Dr. Walser actively mentors residents and fellows and oversees the daily functions of radiology departments.