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BRINGING INTERPROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION TO YOUR STAGE

Tina Patel Gunaldo, PhD, DPT, MHS delivers evidence-informed keynotes, workshops, and grand rounds presentations that help healthcare teams and leaders design collaboration that produces measurable outcomes. She presents for conferences, academic medical centers, health systems, and professional associations worldwide.

Trusted by health organizations and conferences worldwide.

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What your audience will take away

Every session is grounded in 15 years of interprofessional education and collaborative practice, 40+ peer-reviewed publications, and the evidence base Tina has spent her career building and teaching. Audiences leave with specific, actionable frameworks they can apply immediately, not general inspiration about the importance of teamwork.

Keynote and Presentation Topics

The Words We Use

Are the Teams We Build

Multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, and interprofessional are not interchangeable. Each describes a fundamentally different level of integration, shared decision-making, and patient engagement. In this session, healthcare leaders and educators learn to use precise language that shapes how teams are designed and what outcomes become possible.

Designed for conferences, grand rounds, and any setting where multiple health professions share the same room.

Collaboration is a Design Problem, Not a People Problem

Healthcare organizations apply evidence-based design to patient care. Most apply no design at all to how professionals collaborate. This session gives leaders and teams an evidence-informed framework for preparing, designing, and sustaining cross-department collaboration that produces measurable outcomes.

Designed for health system leaders, department directors, and organizational leadership programs.

Building Visible System-Level Leadership in Healthcare

Department-level healthcare leaders often do their strongest work inside their department without it ever becoming visible at the system level. This session shows supervisors, managers, and directors how to design cross-department collaboration that creates measurable outcomes across the system. Available as a keynote or workshop for health system leadership conferences, academic medical centers, and professional association meetings.

See a recent keynote

Tina delivering a keynote at NYC Health and Hospitals, one of the largest public health systems in the United States.

The Expertise Behind Every Session

Tina's work is not generic leadership development applied to healthcare. It is grounded in 15 years of lived and researched interprofessional education and collaborative practice across academic health sciences, clinical practice, and community-based settings.

  • 150+ presentations at national and international conferences and health systems

  • Keynote speaker at interprofessional education conferences across North America and internationally

  • Grand rounds presenter for academic medical centers and health system leadership programs

  • 40+ peer-reviewed publications in interprofessional education and collaborative practice

  • Textbook author and editor with second edition forthcoming Spring 2027

  • Co-led a national organization focused on interprofessional education and practice

  • Associate editor for an interprofessional journal

  • Founded Collaborate for Health to shape how interprofessional collaboration is practiced and integrated across healthcare systems

What Event Organizers and Attendees Say

Bring Interprofessional Collaboration Expertise to Your Event

Whether you are planning a conference, grand rounds, leadership retreat, or professional development day, the inquiry form below starts the conversation. Sessions are available virtually and onsite and can be customized to your audience and goals.

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