Angella R. Chin-Thompson, DMD

Dr. Angella Chin-Thompson is a graduate of the University of Florida College of Dentistry in Gainesville, Florida. She has been in private practice for more than 20 years in the Miami area before joining the CHI team.

A native of the island nation of Jamaica, her family migrated here to Miami shortly after she completed high school. She has made Miami her home ever since.

Prior to attending dental school, Dr. Chin-Thompson worked as a pharmacy technician at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach. She received a bachelor’s degree in biology from Florida International University.

As a way to give back to the community, she has volunteered at the Robert Morgan Dental Clinic providing dental care to some of the neediest in her community.

Dr. Chin-Thompson provides gentle, competent, individualized dental care to each patient she cares for while listening to their concerns. She believes in always treating others as she would like to be treated.

Her professional affiliations include American Dental Association, Florida Dental Association, and South Florida District Dental Association.

Quality time with her husband and three children are her most important pastime. As an avid gardener, she loves the outdoors and appreciates all the beauty of nature. When she is missing in action, her family will tell you to check the garden.

Dr. Edwin Bosa-Osorio

Edwin Bosa-Osorio, MD

Dr. Edwin Bosa-Osorio is a faculty member in the Family Practice Program at The Brodes H. Hartley Jr. Teaching Health Center at CHI. Board-certified as a Family Physician by the American Board of Family Medicine, he joined CHI’s Coconut Grove Health Center in 2013.

Dr. Bosa-Osorio, who has a friendly and humorous bedside manner, is passionate about caring for patients of any age and condition.

Born and raised in Caguas, Puerto Rico, he moved to the Big Apple to attend New York University. But missing the warm climate, he transferred to the University of Miami (UM) where he not only graduated with a bachelor’s degree but earned his medical degree from the UM School of Medicine in 1983.

He continued as a Hurricane by completing his residency program in 1986 in the Department of Family Medicine. He couldn’t get away from UM, having taught as an associate professor in both academic and clinical positions. He also held several positions while tenured at the Jessie Trice Community Health Center, including the Chief Medical Officer of Clinical Affairs.

Dr. Bosa-Osorio’s hobbies and special interests include basketball, landscaping and handyman work.

Saint Anthony Amofah, MD

Dr. Saint Anthony Amofah, EVP is the Chief Clinical Officer and Chief Academic Officer at the Community Health of South Florida Inc. (CHI), where he is also the Chief Academic Officer for The Brodes H. Hartley Jr. Teaching Health Center at CHI.

As CHI’s Chief Clinical Officer, he is responsible for the oversight and direction of the center’s clinical programs and services including primary and specialty services, pharmacy, laboratory, health information management and radiology. Dr. Amofah chairs CHI’s Performance Improvement Council coordinates CHI’s accreditation activities and is an ambulatory care surveyor for the Joint Commission.

As a Bureau of Primary Health Care Health Disparities Collaboratives clinical scholar, Dr. Amofah has made significant contributions to and presented at national gatherings on the sustaining and spreading of gains in chronic disease care. Additionally, Dr. Amofah has presented at local, state and national levels on the benefits and challenges of the utilization of EHRs.

Dr. Amofah is board certified in internal medicine, a fellow of the American College of Physicians, and is certified in risk management, managed care, and healthcare quality and management. He obtained his MBA with a specialization in health services administration from the University of Miami and earned his medical degree from the University of Ghana Medical School.

When the White House wants guidance on how to address disparities in the health care of underserved minority populations, it turns to Dr. Amofah. He has gone to Washington, D.C., multiple times to serve as a subject expert in health care.