Collaborate for Health helps healthcare professionals, educators, and leaders use interprofessional education and collaborative practice to improve how teams learn, work, and lead together.

Tina Patel Gunaldo, PhD, DPT, MHS
Collaboration is expected across healthcare and education, but it is rarely designed clearly enough to work.
People are told to collaborate, but they may not share the same language, understand the same team model, or know how to apply interprofessional collaborative practice in real settings. That leaves
educators trying to build IPE from scratch,
health professionals unsure how to recognize collaboration in everyday work, and
leaders trying to improve outcomes without a clear structure for team-based practice.

Evidence-informed collaboration design expert with 15 years of interprofessional education and practice.
Designed and led large-scale cross-department collaboration initiatives in academia and in practice.
Textbook author on interprofessional collaboration.
Internationally recognized researcher with 40+ publications and 150+ presentations.
Tina is also a nationally and internationally recognized keynote speaker and educator on interprofessional collaboration for conferences, grand rounds, and health system leadership programs. See speaking services.
Trusted by health organizations.
Here is where to start.

Find out whether your leadership is visible at the level required for your next administrative role and where the gap is.

Identify which of your current initiatives has the greatest potential to become visible, measurable system-level proof.

Design cross-department collaboration that turns your current work into promotable, system-level advancement proof.
Healthcare Leaders and Educators:




Start the Conversation
We identify your priorities and
where collaboration is limiting progress.

Align the Approach
We determine the right level
of support for you or your team.

Build System-Level Capacity
Leaders and teams are prepared to
collaborate across departments with clarity.
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