Dr Nuno Abreu is a Lisbon-based general surgeon and a postgraduate in sports medicine by the Portuguese society for sports medicine. Dr Abreu is dedicated to spinal cord injury research, actively participating in a Lausanne clinical trial.

Dr Ackerman is part of the FISA TUE Committee and the team physician of the Harvard Medical School Team – USA Rowing. She is a graduate of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Dr. Mark R. Allen is a double board-certified psychiatrist specializing in sports psychiatry and eating disorders. He is the Founder of Peak Sports Psychiatry, Chairman of the American Board of Sports & Performance Psychiatry, and serves on the Editorial Board of Sports Psychiatry: The Journal of Sports & Exercise Psychiatry. Dr. Allen is an International Olympic Committee Diploma holder in Mental Health in Elite Sport and has worked with athletes across youth, collegiate, Olympic, and professional sport. His work focuses on advancing evidence-based mental health care, education, and advocacy for athletes worldwide.

A sports medicine physician, graduated from Ukraine National Medical University, Dr. Ruben Ambartsumov boasts vast medical practice experience in skating sports. He is a chair of the medical commission of Ukraine Figure Skating Federation. Dr. Ambartsumov was the national Olympic team physician for two Olympic cycles and then since 2004 had been a member of the International Skating Union (ISU) Medical Commission and later has been appointed as a member of the ISU Sports Medicine and Athlete Health Committee. Dr. Ambartsumov has attended four Olympic Winter Games in different capacities, including the latest one held in Milano 2026. He has been involved in clinical research on international level for the recent 20+ years of his professional career.

Lucienne Attard specialises in Sports and Exercise Medicine and Orthopedics and family medicine. She is part of the World Taekwondo Disciplinary Board.

Dr. ABDEL AZIZ is a General Practitioner and holds a postgraduate qualification in Sports Medicine from the Faculty of Health at Sorbonne University.
He currently practices as an Addiction Medicine Physician at Delafontaine Hospital and Casanova Hospital in Saint-Denis, France, where he provides care for patients with substance use disorders and other addictive behaviors.

Dr Bartegi holds a certificate of specialized studies in sports medicine and biology from the Faculty of Medicine of Nantes. She is a member of the Medical Committee of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) since 1994 and she is part of the Doping Control Officer panel of the International Football Federation (FIFA).

Dr Jos Benders has held positions as a medical counsel for the Commission Européenne, Mecial Commission Member Royal fo the Dutch Cycling Federation and is currently a Medical Delegate of the Union Cyclist International (UCI). He is also the Founder and Director of the Stichting Service Médical Academy.

Dr Currie is a psychiatrist in a specialist mood disorders treatment and research centre in Newcastle, England and visiting professor at the University of Sunderland, England.

He has published in all these areas including editing a highly commended handbook of Sports Psychiatry (2016) and a collection of Case Studies in Sports Psychiatry (2020).

He is founder and a former chair of the Royal College of Psychiatrists Sports Psychiatry Group. In 2019 he joined the International Olympic Committee mental health working group and was appointed to the Mental Health Expert Panel of the English Institute of Sport. He is chair of the Scientific Committee of the International Society for Sports Psychiatry.

Dr. Bernd Dörr is a seasoned physician renowned for his contributions to sports medicine. From 1979 to 2014, he ran a successful family practice while actively engaging in sports medicine. Dr. Dörr held prominent positions as team doctor for multiple sports teams and was a vital member of the medical teams during six Olympic Games. He received numerous awards for his outstanding contributions, including the Federal Cross of Merit in 2007 and the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2017.

Dr Edwards works as a sports psychiatrist for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats Football Club and for Swimming Canada and Cycling Canada in similar function. She holds a doctorate degree in medicine from the Memorial University of Newfoundland.

Dr. Ergen worked for the Turkish National Anti-Doping Organisation (NADO), Turkish National Olympic Committee, European Olympic Committees, the IOC and World Archery Medical Commissions.

David Gerrard is Professor Emeritus, formerly based in the Department of Medicine at the Otago University Medical School in New Zealand. His specialty is sport and exercise medicine, and he retired from clinical and academic practice in 2016.

For 14 years until 2017, David was chair of the WADA Therapeutic Use Exemption Expert Group and served the Sports Medicine Committee of World Aquatics in various roles for 40 years before stepping down in 2025. He currently chairs the TUEC for the NZ Sports Integrity Commission, World Rugby and World Wheelchair Rugby.

As an academic, David spent the bulk of his clinical career in undergraduate medical education and research into aspects of paediatric sports medicine, sports injury prevention, female athlete health, bioethics, exercise prescription and sports anti-doping. He has more than 140 peer-reviewed academic publications and book chapters with a further book, a memoir of six decades in sports medicine, currently in press.

A former national swimming and surf champion for more than a decade, David was a 1964 Olympian and a 1966 Commonwealth Games swimming gold and bronze medallist. Since his retirement from international sport David has served as NZ Olympic Team Doctor, NZ Chef de Mission, and Medical Commission member for World Aquatics. His unique total of 12 Summer Olympic Games spans the six decades from Tokyo 1964 to Paris 2024. In addition, he has served as World Rugby Anti-Doping Commissioner at World Cups in 2011 and 2015 and the Women’s Rugby World Cup of 2022.

Professor Vincent Gremeaux heads the Swiss Olympic center of Sports Medicine center at the Lausanne Hospital. On top of his medical practice, he bridges the gap between the hospital and the university worlds by developing interdisciplinary research with a focus on the athlete, also being an Associate Professor in Sports Science Institute of Lausanne University. He is also a top level triathlete and still competes at national/international Masters level in swimming.

Dr Heinonen is part of the TUE Committee of the Finnish ADO (SUEK) and Head of the medical commission of the Football Association of Finnland.

Dr Huzel specialises as a Respirologist & Intensivist for asthma and emergency medicine. She is also a medical commission member of the Fédération Internationale d’Escrime (FIE).

Dr. Eunkuk Kim, MD, PhD, is a physiatrist and the director of SRC Rehabilitation Hospital in South Korea. He has dedicated his career to athletic health and the advancement of anti-doping programs. Dr. Kim has served as a chief medical officer for South Korean national teams at numerous major international sports events, including the Summer and Winter Olympic, Paralympic, and Asian Games.
Currently, he is a Sports Medicine and Athlete Health Committee Member and Medical Advisor for the International Skating Union. He holds a US medical license (North Carolina) and previously directed the Medical Department of the National Training Center for the Korean Olympic Committee.
Deeply committed to para-sports, he serves as the Chairman of the Sport Classification Committee for both the Korean Paralympic Committee and the Korea Para Swimming Federation. Additionally, he lends his expertise as a Medical Committee Member for the Korea Baseball Organization.

A family physician, graduated from University of the West Indies (UWI) 1982, Dr Adrian Lorde is an Associate Lecturer in Family Medicine at the UWI. He was first trained as Doping Control Officer in 1990. As Medical and Anti-Doping Delegate he served at various games in the Caribbean and for IAAF now World Athletics. He is currently Chairman of the National Anti-Doping Commission since 2000 and Vice-Chairman of the Caribbean RADO.

Geoffrey is the President, Therapeutic Use Exemption Committee for the Federation Aéronautique Internationale, and is US Delegate to the Medico-Physiological Committee of FAI.
He has training and experience in medicine, flying, and human performance. Geoffrey has practiced family and emergency medicine, and has been CEO of several hospitals. A scientist in human performance, he has been a peer-reviewer and Associate Editor for Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance, and teaches medical students at Oregon Health Sciences University.

David R. McDuff, M.D. is an internationally recognized sports & performance psychiatrist with 30 years’ experience working with athletes and teams at all competitive levels. He is the author of the 2012 book “Sports Psychiatry: Strategies for Life Balance & Peak Performance” and a member of the International Olympic Committee’s Consensus Panel and Working Group on Mental Health in Elite Athletes (2018-present). He is a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore (1988–present) and is board certified in General, Addiction, and Sports Psychiatry. He is the founding Director of the Department’s Division of Addiction Research & Treatment and its Addiction Psychiatry/Medicine Fellowship Programs and current Director of its Sports Psychiatry Program. Finally, he is a retired Army Colonel with 28 years of service including command, combat and special operations experience.

Dr Micallef-Stafrace is the Chairman of the Medical Commission of the Maltese Olympic Committee and Medical Director of the Malta Football Association.

Margo Mountjoy (MD, PhD) is a Canadian clinician scientist in Sports Medicine and a Clinical Professor/ Dean at McMaster University. Dr. Mountjoy’s anti-doping activities include 25 years as Vice Chair of the TUE committee of Canada (CCES), and a member of the WADA TUE Expert Advisory Group from 2007-15, and the WADA Health Medicine and Research Committee (2016-2021. She has served as a member of the IOC Therapeutic Use Exemption Committee from 2006-2024, including both Olympic Games and summer YOGs. She is currently a member of the TUEC for the European Professional Tour (Golf). Dr. Mountjoy is the Chair of the ITA Health and Clinical Expert Advisory Group, and a Deputy Member of the WADA Foundation Board. She remains an active member of the IOC Games Group, representing the summer International Federations (ASOIF).

Dr. Reardon has served as consulting sports psychiatrist for University of Wisconsin Athletics since 2010. She completed her undergraduate, medical school, and psychiatry residency training at the University of Wisconsin and is a Professor in the University of Wisconsin Department of Psychiatry.
Dr. Reardon serves as Co-Chair of the International Olympic Committee’s Work Group on Mental Health in Elite Athletes and Co-Directs the IOC’s Diploma and Certificate Programs on Mental Health in Elite Sport. She also serves on the National Football League’s Comprehensive Mental Health and Wellness Committee.
She has published and presented widely on a number of sports psychiatry related topics and is Editor of the book “Mental Health Care for Elite Athletes”.

Dr Robinson is an Adjunct Associate Professor at Notre Dame University in Sydney and a Sport and Exercise Physician. She served on the Antidoping Rule Violation Panel, a statutory appointment, for 8 years, and is a member of the Doping Control Review Board of FINA. She has served on NSW Civil Administrative Tribunal, Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Authority (NSW) Hearing Panels, is an Expert Witness and a Member of Basketball Australia’s Integrity Unit Hearing Panel. She serves on the Water Polo Australia Governance, Risk and Integrity Committee.
Dr Robinson was awarded the Ken Crichton Citation for Distinguished Service to ACSEP in 2016, the first woman to receive this honour.

Dr Schneider is a specialist in Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine. Since the Olympic Winter Games 2006 he is the national team doctor of the German Bobsleigh/Skeleton team. He is also the Chair of the National Team Doctor Association of Germany.

Dr Sibtain is a gynaecologist, Sports Physician, Doping Control Officer and Member of the FINA Doping Control Review Board. She is Chairperson of the Anti-Doping and Medical Commission of the Asian Swimming Federation (AASF) and Member of the Medical & Scientific Commission of the Pakistan Olympic Association. Dr Sibtain has conducted various successful anti-doping awareness seminars for elite Pakistani athletes under umbrella of Olympic Council of Asia.

Dr Veloso is a sports physician and currently the Director of the Sports Medical Centre of the National Secretary of Sports Presidency of the Republic – ONAU Uruguay. He served as the Anti-Doping Manager of the Maracana Cluster for the XXXI Olympic Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and acted as the Representative of the National Anti-Doping Organization of Uruguay (ONAU) at the II Latin American Seminar on Anti-Doping Science and Medicine of WADA, Panama.

Dr. Abdul Wahab Al Musleh is Chairman of the Board of Qatar Anti-Doping Agency (QADA) and a standing member of the Olympic Council of Asia’s Medical and Anti-Doping Committee, where he chairs the TUE Subcommittee. A surgeon and experienced medical leader, he has advised Qatar’s Minister of Public Health and held senior roles at Hamad Medical Corporation and in the medical operations for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. He also led major clinical information systems and digitalisation programs, founded the Hamad International Training Center, and developed emergency medicine training programs aligned with international standards.

Dr Zimmermann is the chair of the medical and anti-doping committee of the Dutch Swimming Federation, secretary of the medical committee of European Aquatics and secretary of the Technical High Diving Committee of World Aquatics.

Prof Constantinou is a registered specialist in Sport and Exercise Medicine. He founded the Wits Centre for Exercise Science and Sports Medicine and developed academic programs and clinical services. A Fellow of the International Federation of Sports Medicine (FFIMS) and American College of Sports Medicine (FACSM), he chairs multiple committees, including FIMS Education and the ICC TUEC. He was the first chair of the South African TUE Committee (TUEC). With extensive clinical experience, he has travelled with teams to the Commonwealth, Olympic, and Paralympic Games.