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.

Jose David Medina Esquin , MD

Dr. Jose David Medina Esquin graduated from Saint James School of Medicine in 2022. He also attended Rutgers University and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in biology in 2011.

Upon graduating medical school, he pursued his passion of becoming a professor and became an instructor at the Institute of Medical Boards, Inc. He worked closely with medical students for more than three years. Dr. Esquin finds fulfillment in working with children because he believes working with them to overcome their hurdles will help them become the best version of themselves.

Nicolas Picaza, MD

Dr. Nicolas Picaza is a graduate of Ross University School of Medicine. He attended the University of Tennessee where he got his undergraduate degree in Latin American Studies.

Dr. Picaza proceeded to obtain a Master of Biomedical Science from Lincoln Memorial University, graduating with honors.

Born and raised in east Tennessee, medicine has always been a passion for Dr. Picaza. He was influenced by a family of dedicated doctors growing up and he found psychiatry to be his true calling, as it involves a deeper interpersonal connection with patients and requires understanding diverse cultures and environments.

Onyinye Anyakudo, APRN

Onyinye Anyakudo is a Behavioral Health Nurse Practitioner with more than 15 years of experience in the medical field. She obtained her associate degree in nursing from Miami Dade college in 2008 and a bachelor’s degree in nursing from the same college in 2014. She has over 10 years’ experience as an ICU nurse as well as 2 years’ experience as an emergency room nurse at Homestead Hospital.

Onyinye Obtained a master’s degree in nursing from Barry University as a Family Nurse practitioner in 2018 and later proceeded to Florida International University to become a Psychiatric Mental health Nurse Practitioner in 2022.

She has worked as a cardiology nurse practitioner at Baptist Hospital and as an internal medicine nurse practitioner at Homestead Hospital. She is a compassionate and an empathetic provider who places the safety of her patients as her topmost priority.

Her interest is working in the community and caring for the underserved. She is a member of the NAACP South Dade branch and has been involved in several community and religious health fairs. On her free time, she loves to exercise, read and travel.

Cindy Cork, MD

 Dr. Cindy Cork attended Florida International University where she received a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry.  In 1998, she graduated with honors from Nova Southeastern College of Optometry in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

Over the past two decades, she has worked with clinics in underserved populations, prisons, and colleges, in addition to having her own private practice.  She has also served as an FDA sub-investigator for a surgical procedure to correct presbyopia (the need for reading glasses after age 40).  She is a former instructor at Miami Dade College and Broward College in South Florida, and the University of Alaska Southeast in Juneau, Alaska.  She currently contracts with Miami Lighthouse For The Blind and travels around the state of Florida providing disadvantaged children with much-needed exams and eyewear.

Dr. Cork was born and raised on the island of Jamaica and moved to South Florida with her family at the age of 14. Her passion for philanthropy is expressed in the donation of her time, giving the gift of sight to poverty-stricken people in developing countries in South and Central America, the Caribbean, and especially her native Jamaica.  In Alaska, she provided free eye care services to the women and children who were victims of domestic violence.

She is an active member of the Juneau Mendenhall Flying Lions Club and the National Optometric Association.  She is a contributing author of several Amazon best-selling books and is published in the Journal of Chromatography.

Dr. Cork enjoys educating others about healthy living and is a frequent lecturer at the Annual International Integrative Healthcare and Holistic Iridology Congress.  She also teaches an online Anatomy course with the goal of helping people understand how their bodies function so they can be an active participant in their own health.

Mithun Mathew, MD

Dr. Mithun Mathew earned his undergraduate degree and medical degree at Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Florida. He grew up in India and moved to Florida with his family as a teenager.

He is passionate about building long lasting relationships with his patients and giving back to the community. He is excited to work and train at CHI. It gives him an opportunity to give back to the South Florida community that welcomed him and gave him the opportunity to pursue his dreams.

During his free time, he enjoys playing volleyball and pickle ball. He also likes to travel and spend time with his friends and family.

Jamal Nawaz, MD

Dr. Jamal Nawaz attended Fullerton College for two years before deciding to go to medical school at Universidad Iberoamericana in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Raised in Southern California, psychiatry has always been a fascinating subject for Dr. Nawaz. He sees psychiatry as the intersection of medicine where the soul connects with the mind and the body.

In his spare time, he enjoys basketball, comedy shows, concerts, video games and spending time with his family.

Ferial Lombard, MD

Dr. Ferial Lombard earned a medical degree from Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences in Tehran, Iran. Most recently she graduated from the Transitional Year Program at Hackensack University Medical Center – Palisades Medical Center in New Jersey.

Dr. Lombard always knew that she wanted to be a psychiatrist. From my early adolescence, she was captivated by the workings of the human mind, which led her to choose psychiatry. She wholeheartedly believes that psychiatric well-being is the key to unlocking happiness and vitality in our lives. Mental well-being forms the cornerstone for individuals to construct fulfilling and purposeful lives.

Aside from medicine, Dr. Lombard is passionate about animal rights and welfare. She owns two loving and mischievous cats. In her free time, she enjoys solving jigsaw puzzles and exploring new places and trying new restaurants with family and friends.

Thaimy Del Prado, MD

Dr. Thaimy Del Prado attended medical school at St. Georges University and earned her undergraduate degree from Florida International University.

Dr. Del Prado was exposed to medicine from a young age as both of her parents are physicians. She always felt a passion for psychiatry. At a young age, she had first-hand experience with obsessive compulsive disorder and cherishes the impact her psychiatrist had on influencing her life for the better. It was through this experience that she learned that her true calling in life was to help others.

Born in Cuba, and raised in Miami, FL, Dr. Del Prado hopes to influence and make a real change in her patient’s lives. She works hard to improve their quality of life through mental health care.