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About the LifeBridge Physician Network
The LifeBridge Physician Network (LBPN) is a voluntary, physician-governed association of independent and employed clinicians affiliated with LifeBridge Health (LBH). The association was created to enable clinicians across the LifeBridge Health community to better integrate clinical care for patients without regard for the economic relationships among or between the clinicians and between clinicians and LifeBridge Health. Members of the association are committed to developing and operating within a clinically integrated system of care.
The LifeBridge Physician Network promotes care integration by establishing clinical standards, care pathways and programs, and performance expectations within peer committees and approved by its elected governing body. Membership is predicated on the commitment to honor a series of compacts or expectations among the clinicians and between the association and LifeBridge Health.
By serving as a collective clinical partner of LifeBridge Health, members of the LifeBridge Physician Network are welcomed to participate with LBH in all contemporary risk-bearing and shared-savings contracts and the association’s elected leader is welcomed to participate on LBH’s executive leadership team.
By operating as a collegial accountable clinical partner of LBH, patients served by LBPN clinicians become the beneficiaries of better care integration, quality and access; the community becomes the beneficiary of improved health outcomes and better resource management; and the clinicians become the beneficiaries of better care coordination and improved clinical partnerships with colleagues.
Our Board of Directors
Carol Reynolds, M.D. — President
Dr. Carol Reynolds-Freeman received her M.D. from the Medical College of Virginia and went into residency in pediatrics at the University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. She is currently the Medical Director of a highly successful, multi-location primary care practice that has been recognized as a trailblazer since 1987. Currently, she serves as President of the LifeBridge Physician Network in addition to her other roles.
Paul Bodnar, M.D.
Dr. Paul Bodnar received his M.D. in 1975 from the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University in New York while serving as president of his class. After several years as a resident at Johns Hopkins, he completed fellowship in developmental and behavioral pediatrics at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore. He founded the pediatric department at Clinical Associates in 1980, and then, in 2002, founded the independent pediatric medical group Main Street Pediatrics. He also chaired the AAP Pediatric Research in Office Settings Group for multiple terms.
Scott Brown, M.D.
After attending Yale University, Dr. Scott Brown received his M.D. from Rutgers Medical School in 1986. He then completed an internship at NYU/Bellevue and went on to residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine/ Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York. He has been with what is now LifeBridge Health since 1996 and is chairman of the department of physical medicine and rehabilitation for LifeBridge. His clinical interests include spasticity management, care for amputees, and the medical problems of musicians and dancers. He is the biographer of jazz pianist/composer James P. Johnson.
John Cmar, M.D.
Dr. John Cmar earned his M.D. from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine in 2001, went into residency in internal medicine at Johns Hopkins University and Sinai Hospital, and completed a fellowship in infectious diseases at George Washington University Medical Center. Throughout his career, he has been deeply involved in medical education, both in teaching and administrative roles; notably, he currently serves as Program Director of the Internal Medicine Residency Program and as Director of the Division of Infectious Diseases. Also an accomplished orator, having participated in more than 120 workshops, panels, lectures, and interviews and is a regular contributor to National Public Radio (NPR) programs.
Alan Davis, M.D.
Dr. Alan Davis attended the University of Maryland Medical School, completed a surgical internship at the University of Pennsylvania, and went into residency and fellowship at the University Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. He is Board Certified in General Surgery and a Diplomate of the American Board of Surgery. Additionally, Dr. Davis is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and has had the honor of serving that organization as a Governor from the State of Maryland. Since joining Lifebridge Health, he served as Chairman of the Department of Surgery at Northwest Hospital and continues to occupy leadership roles in the organization. He is currently the Director of the Wound Care Center and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy at Northwest Hospital. He also contributed to the development of the Breast Care Center at Northwest Hospital.
Thomas K. Galvin III, M.D.
Thomas K. Galvin III, M.D. graduated Cum Laude from Washington and Lee University in 1978 .He later attended the University of Maryland School of Medicine, where he received his doctorate in 1983. He then completed an internship and residency at South Baltimore General Hospital (Harbor Hospital), and went on to become an attending physician at Carroll Hospital Center, in Westminster, MD. He is the Chairman of Carroll Hospital ACO, and currently practicing as a member of Carroll Health Group located in Westminster. He is a member of several professional societies such as American Society of Internal Medicine, American Medical Association, Medical and Chirurgical Society of Maryland, and Carroll County Medical Society.
Trung Pham, M.D.
Dr. Pham is a diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine. Dr. Pham graduated from the Westfalische Wilhems University, Medicine School, Germany in 1988. In 1992, he started his specialty training in Internal Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland and was the Chief Resident of the program. Dr. Pham was board certified in Internal Medicine in1995 and recertified in 2015. Dr. Pham entered private practice in 1995 and he has established his solo practice in 2007. Dr. Pham holds hospital privileges at LifeBridge Hospital System including Northwest Hospital Center and Sinai Hospital. This allows him to continue caring for his patients during their hospitalization. Dr. Pham is fluent in Vietnamese and German. He is married and has two sons.
Warren Ross, M.D.
Dr. Warren Ross earned his M.D. from the University of Buffalo School of Medicine in 1972 and has achieved Board Certification in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Geriatric Medicine. His current active certification is in Internal Medicine. Dr. Ross is the founding member of Crossroads Medical Associates, an 11-provider primary care adult medicine group. As part of this endeavor, he created the sub-group Integrative Medicine at Crossroads to emphasize his commitment to combining the best of conventional and non-conventional health care practices in the primary care setting. Additionally, he developed the first “Holistic Medicine” course for students in the United States.
Ragia Saikali, M.D.
Dr. Ragia Saikali is Board certified in Internal Medicine and a registered pharmacist. She graduated from St. John's University, attended medical school at the American University of the Caribbean, and completed her residency in internal medicine at Greater Baltimore Medical Center. She specializes in primary care, preventive medicine, weight loss, and aesthetics.
Noman Siddiqui, M.D.
After graduating from Indiana University, Dr. Siddiqui went on to earn simultaneously his D.P.M. and his M.H.A from the Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in North Chicago. Dr. Siddiqui completed a fellowship in foot and ankle deformity correction at the Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics. He is currently the Medical Director of the Diabetic Limb Preservation service at Lifebridge Health and Chief of Podiatry at Northwest hospital.
He has been with LifeBridge Health and the International Center for Limb Lengthening/Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics since 2012.
Ali Tabrizchi, D.O.
Dr. Tabrizchi earned his medical degree at Nova Southeastern University in Florida, completed his residency at Georgetown University-Washington Hospital Center in Washington, D.C., completed his general cardiology fellowship at the Midwestern University and the University of Illinois in Chicago, and completed his interventional cardiology fellowship at Stony Brook University and Winthrop-University Hospital in New York. Dr. Tabrizchi is one of the few quadruple-Boarded physicians and has performed more than 30,000 procedures since 2008. Has been named Top Doctor by Baltimore magazine and one of America’s Most Compassionate Doctors. He serves as the director of his practice, is a member of numerous professional organizations, has authored various published studies, and is actively involved in several research trials.
Betty Wang, D.O., MBA
Dr. Betty Wang earned her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and holds a Masters of Business Administration degree from St. Joseph’s University, with an emphasis in medical services and health administration. She completed the Johns Hopkins University/Sinai Hospital residency program in internal medicine in 2006. In 2008, Dr. Betty Wang joined Dr. Randi Braman to form BW Primary Care in Eldersburg, Maryland. In addition to her roles in LBPN and at BW Primary Care, Dr. Wang is an active member of the American College of Physicians and a member of MedChi.
Joseph Wiley, M.D.
Dr. Joseph Wiley earned his M.D. from the University of Maryland in 1982 and went into residency at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. He also completed a fellowship in pediatric hematology-oncology at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. In addition to his practice, Dr. Wiley is an accomplished professor, author, clinician, and administrator who has been very active in the organizations with which he associates. Dr. Wiley is currently the Chief of the Division of Pediatric Hematology-Oncology at the Children’s Hospital of Sinai and the Medical Director of Population Health for LifeBridge Health.
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