Diplomate ABSM and ABIM-Sleep Medicine.
Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical School. 
Medical Director, UMass Memorial Sleep Disorders Center. 
One of the founding members of the Mass Sleep Society. 
State representative on the Board of the North East Sleep Society. 

I originally trained as a Neurologist and Epileptologist at the Montreal Neurological Institute of McGill University, where seizure surgery was pioneered. I then was director of the Sleep Center at UMASS in Worcester, then St. Vincents Hospital (Sleep disorder Center of Central New England), I established the sleep center at Metrowest Medical Center and am now regional Medical Director for Sleep HealthCenters in Central MA. I have an appointment at UMASS as Associate Professor of Neurology and in the Harvard Division of Sleep Medicine as Clinical instructor. My sleep interests include studying the mild sleep apnea patient and improving CPAP compliance. My goal is to make the MA Sleep Society a viable, productive, continuing resource for sleep professionals.

B. Gail Demko, DMD started fabricating oral devices for the treatment of OSA in 1989 when she practiced full time at Beth Israel Hospital. In 1997, she became the first dentist in the US to limit her practice to this area of expertise. She passed her certification from the AADSM (then SDDS) in 1999 and became the expert advisor to the FDA in the area of oral device therapy for the treatment of OSA in 2004, a position she still holds. She is now president-elect of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, editor of Dialogue, on the editorial board of Sleep and Breathing and is asked to referee articles in her field for Springer Publications. She maintains a full time practice dedicated to the treatment of OSA and snoring in Weston, MA.

Dr. Canapari completed his Residency and Internship in Pediatrics at the Massachusetts General Hospital.  He further continued his academic career with a Fellowship in Pediatric Pulmonology at Massachusetts General.  Dr. Canapari is an instructor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School and he offers his expertise on obstructive sleep apnea to Fellows and Residents in Pediatrics.  Dr. Canapari currently is the Medical Director of the Pediatric Sleep Laboratory at the Massachusetts Ear and Eye Institute.  He also leads a number of projects exploring obstructive sleep apnea, head and neck burns in children and sleep quality in muscular dystrophy.

Dr. Almozlino obtained his M.D at Sackler School of Medicine, Tel-Aviv University in 1983. He completed internship, residency and fellowship at BU Medical Center. He is the current Chair of Neurology at Newton Wellesley Hospital, where he has worked for 21 years. He is the current President of the Massachusetts Neurological Association