Ajay Manhapra, MD
Dr. Manhapra received his Doctor of Medicine degree at MBBS Medical College in India. He completed his internal medicine residency at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit and a Fellowship in Addiction Treatment at Yale School of Medicine. He is the Section Chief of Pain Management at the Hampton VA Medical Center. He has received several national awards and has spoken internationally on addiction and pain management.
David Langille, MD, FACEP
Dr. Langille received his medical degree at Dalhousie University Faculty of Medicine in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He then completed his emergency medicine residency at EVMS in 1991.
He is currently one of the founding members of Right Path Treatment Centers now Brightview and works full-time specializing in addiction medicine.
Stephanie Peglow, DO, MPH
Dr. Peglow earned her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine. She completed her psychiatry residency at EVMS and Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship, Advanced Fellowship in Addiction Research, and a Master’s in Public Health at Yale University.
Her research interests are in health policy of addictions, disparities in opioid use disorder treatment, and innovative and harm reduction models for addiction treatment.
Jennifer Hanner, MD, MPH
Dr. Hanner is a Norfolk native. She earned her medical degree from the University of Virginia and completed psychiatry residency training at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
She then completed fellowships in Addiction Psychiatry at Columbia University and Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry at New York University. Dr. Hanner is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at EVMS, serving as a Community Faculty member.
Jonathan Lee, MD, MBA
Dr. Lee is Medical Director at the Farley Center in Williamsburg, Virginia. He is board certified with the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Internal Medicine, and Addiction Medicine. He is Co-Chair of the Physicians’ Health Committee for the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry.
Dr. Lee serves as Co-Chair of the Education Committee for the Virginia Society of Addiction Medicine.
Edward Logan
Mr. Logan began his career in 1982 when he joined the Philadelphia Police Department where he joined the DEA Task Force. He then became a Diversion Investigator for the Philadelphia Division of the DEA in 2011. He has held several positions and is now the Diversion Group Supervisor for the Washington Division.
He focuses on collaborating with the community and healthcare professionals to ensure compliance and prevent diversion.
Odessa Ochoa
Ms. Ochoa is a native of Trinidad and Tobago. She received her Master of PA Science from Seton Hill University and holds a PhD in Public Health from Walden University. She began a career in addiction medicine over ten years ago at The Farley Center and currently works at the Hampton VA Medical Center. Her passion in combatting the opioid epidemic is matched by her determination to help families and those struggling with substance use and mental health disorder reflected in her motto “It’s never too late to change.”
David Arthur
Mr. Arthur obtained his bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University while working as a mental health technician at Tucker’s Psychiatric Pavilion in Henrico, Virginia. He obtained his Physician Assistant degree from EVMS and had over 7 years of experience in Emergency Medicine before transitioning into Psychiatry. His areas of interest include suboxone treatment for opiate use disorder and substance use disorders. He currently works as part of the next day access clinic at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital.
Stephanie Peglow, DO, MPH
