Saura Henry Ortega, MD

Dr. Saura Henry Ortega graduated from the Ross University School of Medicine. She loves Psychiatry because she has witnessed how mental health challenges can impact individuals, families, and entire communities. Dr. Henry Ortega wants to be someone who listens, supports, and empowers her patients during some of their most vulnerable moments. It’s important to her that they feel seen and heard. Dr. Henry Ortega hopes that her patients feel confident and comfortable seeking help, knowing that they are not alone, and that needing support is nothing to be ashamed of.

Beyond the clinical setting, she is passionate about breaking the stigma around mental illness through education and advocacy. I believe that mental health care should be treated with the same respect and urgency as physical health. That includes working toward decriminalizing mental illness and creating a world where compassion replaces punishment. Through community outreach, Dr. Henry Ortega plans to raise awareness, promote understanding, and help make mental health care more accessible, inclusive, and accepted.

Priya Atodaria, MD

Dr. Priya Atodaria earned her medical degree from St. George’s University School of Medicine and completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Florida, where she majored in Biology and minored in Religion. Dr. Atodaria is also currently pursuing a Master’s in Public Health. She chose to pursue psychiatry because it is deeply rooted in her personal experiences, and she has a desire to be a voice for those who suffer silently. Growing up in a middle-class Indian family, Dr. Atodaria witnessed the emotional burdens that her parents carried without ever expressing them, choosing strength over vulnerability for the sake of their children’s futures. That silence left an impression on her. This experience, coupled with her clinical training and leadership in suicide awareness initiatives, solidified her desire to be a beacon of hope and healing.

Dr. Atodaria has the desire to break the stigma around mental illness, especially in the underserved communities, treating patients as more than just their diagnoses. Ultimately, her goal is to work in child psychiatry, where she believes early intervention can have a significant impact on young children’s life by providing the early mental health support they deserve. Through this work, Dr. Atodaria hopes to empower patients to overcome challenges and realize the countless possibilities that lie ahead of them to grow into whoever they want to be.

Elba Reyes, RDH

Elba Reyes earned her degree in Dental Surgery from the National Autonomous University of Nicaragua-León in 2007. After moving to the United States with her family, she continued her education at Florida National University, where she completed a dental assistant program. In 2025, she earned a degree as a Dental Hygienist.

Originally from Nicaragua, Reyes has worked in the dental field for several years and joined CHI in 2022 as a Dental Assistant. She was later promoted to the role of Dental Hygienist at the Martin Luther King Clinica Campesina Center.

Outside of her professional work, Elba enjoys listening to music and making desserts.

Sheila Michel, APRN

Sheila L. Michel is an ARNP in Family Medicine at Community Health of South Florida, Inc. She graduated from Miami Regional University in 2024 as a Family Nurse Practitioner. Michel is a foreign-educated physician who graduated from the State University Medical School of Haiti in 2005.

She worked for two years at Beracah Medical Center at La Pointe des Palmistes, in Port-de Paix after completing her required year of social services. There she discovered her passion for taking care of the underserved population. In 2008, she moved to Cap-Haitien, where she worked at Haitian Ministries providing care to different communities in the Northern part of Haiti. With her husband she also managed weekly mobile clinics in different remote areas for more than two years.

In 2010, Michel moved to the US with her family where she became a Registered Nurse and worked as a mental health nurse at Wellpath Recovery Solutions for about a decade. In 2023, she went back to school and obtained her master’s in Family Medicine. She is excited to continue her journey at CHI.

Michel enjoys gardening, house hunting, and spending quality time with her family, friends, and her church community.

Nigel Molina, PA

Nigel Molina is a Physician Assistant at the Doris Ison Health Center. He attended the Autonomous University of Guadalajara, Mexico where he received a degree in medicine in 1975.

Originally from Nicaragua, Molina emigrated to the United States in 1987 with his family and became a Physician Assistant in 1999. He has been practicing medicine in the combined fields of family medicine and internal medicine since then.

Molina is an enthusiastic fan of baseball, soccer and boxing. Molina’s spare time is spent with his family and enjoying music.

Dr. Bertha Ramos Ramirez, MD

Dr. Bertha Ramos Ramirez completed medical school in the Dominican Republic at CETEC University in 1981 and Universidad Central del Este in 1991. She attended Pediatric residency from 1981 to 1984 at Lincoln Hospital in South Bronx, New York City. Dr. Ramos Ramirez was also a neonatal fellow from 1984 to 1986 at Bronx Municipal Hospital Center. She dedicated 30 years of her career to William F. Ryan Community Health Center, a federally qualified health center just like CHI in NYC until her move to Miami in 2023. Born in Cuba in 1960, Dr. Ramos Ramirez moved to Florida to be close to her mother who was 91 years old at the time and her family. In her spare time, she enjoys spending quality time with them. Dr. Ramos Ramirez has an adult son who is a computer scientist and lives in NYC with his wife. In the past year, she has taken swimming and biking seriously and has worked to become a triathlete. She loves to train and has competed in several triathlons. Dr. Ramos Ramirez has also been an avid runner for more than 30 years. More than anything, she loves being a pediatrician and figuring out how to support young people and their families.

Jorge E. Cerna, DDS

Jorge E. Cerna, DDS, is a dentist at Community Health of South Florida’s, Inc.
(CHI) Naranja Health Center. He received his dental degree in 2011. After completing his initial education and training, Cerna pursued further training and completed his residency and fellowship from the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine, UCONN Health Center in 2019.

Prior to attending dental school, Cerna worked as an illustrator and computer animator for an invention institution. He received his bachelor’s degree in fine arts from Miami University of Art and Design.

In addition, Cerna has knowledge in the field of hypnotherapy. He received his certification from the International Association of Counselors and Therapists.

“My mission is to deliver trust, comfort competent and compassionate oral health, held to the highest standards of care,” he said.

Cerna enjoys spending quality time with his family, listening to audiobooks, drawing and of course beach life.

Johanne A. Zephir, DO

Dr. Johanne A. Zephir is a board-certified family medicine physician at Community Health of South Florida, Inc (CHI). She received her doctorate degree from Nova Southeastern University in 2010 and earned a master’s in public health in 1996. She further advanced her medical training through a residency at Larkin Community Hospital, along with a fellowship in addiction medicine and pain management. Over Dr. Zephir’s career, she has had extensive experience treating patients of all ages from newborn to geriatrics.

She previously served as medical director at a community health center and owned her own private practice, where she also held the role of medical director. Dr. Zephir is an empathetic professional who combines clinical experience, accurate diagnosing, and compassion to meet today’s healthcare challenges. She takes pride in addressing her patient’s needs and providing quality care. Dr. Zephir is as an active member of the American Osteopathic Association and the American Association of Family Physicians. Originally from Haiti, she loves her job and enjoys mentoring and training residents and medical students, shaping them into the doctors of tomorrow. When she is not caring for patients, Dr. Zephir enjoys channeling her creativity into interior decoration, gardening, cooking, and baking. Her passion for creating and building extends beyond the medical field, reflecting her love for hands-on, meaningful projects.

Kyiana Haughton, DO

Dr. Kyiana Haughton attended the Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine for medical school and obtained a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Nova Southeastern University.

Dr. Haughton has volunteered at Mental Health America, where she mentored and supported African American children. This experience solidified her passion for working with young people and instilled in her a commitment to addressing her community’s mental health needs. During her psychiatry rotation, Dr. Haughton found joy in connecting with patients, listening to their stories, and understanding their unique struggles. She recognizes that mental health journeys are complex and non-linear, and that treatment is a gradual process. She is dedicated to supporting patients as they navigate their journeys towards healing, growth, and wellness.

Dr. Haughton was born in the United States and spent her teenage years in Jamaica.

Sherlyne Magny, MD

Dr. Sherlyne Magny earned her Doctor of Medicine degree from the American University of Integrative Sciences School of Medicine and holds a Master of Public Health from Walden University. She obtained her Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from Florida Atlantic University, where she conducted research as part of the Undergraduate Research and Mentoring Program.

Driven by her passion for understanding the human brain and addressing mental health disparities, she chose psychiatry as her specialty. Throughout her medical education, Dr. Magny has actively engaged in medical student volunteer work in behavioral health clinics and has completed externships in community health settings, fostering her commitment to patient advocacy.

Born and raised in South Florida, she has strong ties to the community and recognizes the importance of cultural sensitivity in delivering patient-centered care. Dr. Magny is dedicated to making a meaningful impact in psychiatry, emphasizing holistic well-being, and advocating for underserved populations.

In addition to her professional pursuits, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, watching musicals, and exploring her passion for art through painting.