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Meet Our Team & Experts
At the Center for Telehealth and e-Health Law (CTeL), we’re driven by a passionate team and supported by industry-leading experts dedicated to advancing telehealth policy, compliance, and innovation. From strategists and policy experts to legal advisors and healthcare innovators, our team and advisory boards are committed to keeping our members at the forefront of telehealth and digital health solutions.
The CTeL Team
Our core team is made up of dedicated professionals who are deeply invested in telehealth policy, e-health law, and the future of virtual care. With years of experience in healthcare communication, legal compliance, research, and advocacy, the CTeL team collaborates to deliver the latest insights, policy analysis, and resources to our members. Whether you're looking for updates on policy shifts, strategic guidance on regulatory compliance, or networking opportunities with industry leaders, our team is here to support you.
Meet the CTeL team members who work behind the scenes, fostering partnerships, leading education initiatives, and shaping the future of telehealth.
Our Team
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Christa Natoli, Executive Director
Christa Natoli is responsible for developing CTeL’s strategic mission. Ms. Natoli provides direct legal, regulatory, policy and consultative research services to the telehealth, investment, employer and tech community.
Ms. Natoli has extensive policy experience and knowledge in the areas of physician and nurse licensure, Internet prescribing, e-consultations, Medicaid reimbursement, mHealth, and international telemedicine. As CTeL’s Executive Director, Ms. Natoli has led research efforts on these topics. She is a published author and noted lecturer and speaker.
Before serving as CTeL’s Executive Director, Ms. Natoli assisted in editing former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto’s best-seller, Reconciliation: Islam, Democracy and the West, for which she received a special thank you in the book’s acknowledgments. Ms. Natoli is a graduate of Harvard University.
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Greg Billings, Chief Fiancial Officer
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Lindsey Goggin, Director of Communications and Membership
Lindsey Goggin, Director of Communications, is a proud alumnus of James Madison University with a B.S. in Health Science and a passion for making healthcare accessible to all. After earning her MPH from George Washington University, she spent over six enriching years as a strategic communicator, working with clients such as SAMHSA, VA, MHI, Walter Reed, and weaving her expertise at SAMHSA, VBMS, and Walter Reed. Lindsey brings not only a strong sense of communication strategy, but an apt for design to deliver key messages in creative, visual formats.
Lindsey is the proud mom of 3, obsessed yogi, and a loyal Cowboys fan even through the highs and lows.
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April Noel, Events Manager
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Lydia Homovich, Policy Analyst
Lydia is a health policy professional experienced in Medicare reimbursement policy, health IT regulations, and legislative analysis. I care deeply about communicating how technical developments in healthcare policy can impact patients, clinicians, and communities.
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Nicolas Otalora, Project Coordinator
Nicolas brings years of experience in administration and government industry with a long record of customer service experience. Skilled in Microsoft Office, Sales, Administration, International Relations, and Teamwork. Strong operations professional with a Master's degree focused in Public Administration from Florida International University.
Our Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors brings together thought leaders and policy experts from across healthcare and digital health sectors. This group provides strategic guidance and governance to ensure CTeL remains an influential voice for telehealth and e-health law advocacy. They leverage their industry expertise and policy knowledge to shape our initiatives and steer our mission forward.
Each board member is committed to fostering a supportive environment for telehealth advancements and advocating for policy that benefits patients, providers, and healthcare innovators alike.
Our Board
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Jacob Harper, Esq.: Partner, Morgan Lewis
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Linda Branagan, Ph.D.: Director of Telehealth, UCSF Health
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Will Brady, SVP- STARs, Quality and Performance Improvement, United Health Care
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Curtis Lowery, M.D.: Former Director of Institute for Digital health and Health Innovation, UAMS
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Tonia Burke: Program Director of Virtual Care, BJC Healthcare
Our Advisory Board
CTeL’s Advisory Board comprises leading authorities on healthcare policy, telehealth law, digital health innovation, and medical compliance. These experts offer invaluable insights and perspectives, helping us anticipate challenges, stay ahead of regulatory changes, and respond to the evolving needs of telehealth providers and patients.
With experience spanning government agencies, private sector innovation, and public health law, our Advisory Board members enhance CTeL’s strategic approach to advocacy, education, and regulatory guidance.
National Center for Interstate Compacts (Oklahoma City)
UMMC (University of Mississippi Medical Center)
Our Legal Resource Team
A cornerstone of CTeL membership, the Legal Resource Team offers members direct access to seasoned telehealth attorneys and legal experts dedicated to helping navigate the complex regulatory landscape of virtual care. This team is integral to CTeL’s mission, providing trusted, up-to-date legal guidance on issues that affect the compliance, operations, and growth of telehealth services.
Expert Guidance You Can Trust
The Legal Resource Team brings together experts in telehealth law, health IT compliance, data privacy, and healthcare regulations, all available to support your organization’s needs. With decades of collective experience and a focus on evolving federal and state policies, our team is here to help you tackle key challenges—from telehealth prescribing requirements to licensure, credentialing, and data security.
Tailored Support for Complex Questions
Whether you’re seeking clarity on the latest policy changes or require guidance on compliance strategies, CTeL’s Legal Resource Team provides personalized, practical solutions to help you meet your operational and strategic goals. Members can rely on this dedicated resource for expert advice, policy insights, and regulatory updates to minimize risks and drive growth in telehealth.
A Valuable Membership Advantage
Access to the CTeL Legal Resource Team is an exclusive benefit for members, ensuring that your organization is well-informed, well-protected, and ready to navigate the challenges and opportunities of the telehealth landscape. Whether you’re a startup or a large health system, the CTeL Legal Resource Team is here to support your success in the digital health arena.
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