RESEARCH

Dr. Dana Busch is a clinical health psychologist, public health professional, and artist whose work weaves together the scientific, creative, and spiritual dimensions of human experience. As founder of Dana Busch Consulting (DBC), she supports individuals and organizations in navigating complex challenges through an integrative biopsychosocial approach. Dr. Busch earned her Doctorate in Clinical Health Psychology and Master’s in Public Health from the University of Denver and is a licensed clinical psychologist in Colorado. Her career spans academic medicine, clinical research, and behavioral health, with prior appointments as an NIH post doctoral fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Center and the Director of Psychological Oncology at the University of Wollongong in Australia. Blending her backgrounds in psychology, art, and spirituality, she brings a compassionate, multidimensional perspective to helping others cultivate insight, resilience, and meaningful transformation.

Dr. Jen Cosmas holds a masters in Counseling and a doctorate in Clinical Psychology. She is a neurofeedback provider, a certified teacher of Buddhist Mysticism, and an ordained Buddhist Lama. Jen serves the Dr. Joe community as a Grant Review Committee member for InnerScience Research Fund, a Case Lead for the Inner Health Coalition, and an authorized provider in the Health Care Practitioner program. A former NASA researcher in aeronautical and space psychology, along with creating a sport psychology guidebook for the National Hockey League, she now brings that same curiosity for human potential to her work in neuroscience, meditation, and integrative healing. Her mission is to help people access transformation that is both measurable and meaningful.

Dr. Hoda Erjaee holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree and a PhD in Pharmacology. She has eight years of experience in the clinical research industry as a Project Manager and Clinical Scientist, contributing across therapeutic areas including immunology, oncology, hematology, inflammatory disease, and women’s health. Earlier in her career, she worked as a bench scientist and published more than 15 peer-reviewed papers. As Chair of the InnerScience grant review committee, she brings together her expertise in both clinical and preclinical research to support transformative projects. Deeply aligned with InnerScience’s mission, Hoda envisions meditation becoming a standard part of clinical trials, bringing together science and mind-body practices to better support patients.