Dr. Benjamin Davis is a staff physician at Schiffert Health Center, providing primary and specialty care for students of Virginia Tech. He completed his training in Family Medicine at Virginia Tech-Carilion’s residency program, then worked as a Hospitalist for about 10 years. He then transitioned to a specialization in Wound Care, which included certification by the American Board of Wound Management and by the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society. He has served on the Clinical Ethics consultation service and on several other hospital committees. He is a faculty member of the Virginia Tech-Carilion School of Medicine, including 2 terms of service on the admissions committee. Dr Davis and his wife Jill founded Roanoke Valley Medical Missions, a nonprofit organization devoted to health equity, international clinics, and medical supply recycling. They live in Roanoke, have 3 daughters, and heed the call of the mountains as often as possible.

Hamp Ingram is the EMS Training Coordinator for the Franklin County, Virginia Department of Public Safety. He is a certified paramedic and EMS education coordinator through the Virginia Office of EMS.He received his Associates in Emergency Health Sciences through the College of Health Sciences in Roanoke (now Radford University Carilion). Hamp has been involved with EMS since 1990, and with fire services since 1997. He recently retired from Henry County, Virginia with 27 years of service, 23 of those with the Department of Public Safety.