Ethan Berke

Ethan Berke, MD, MPH is chief medical officer and senior vice president of integrated care at Teladoc Health, where he is responsible for leading the company’s virtually enabled integrated care practice and driving positive outcomes for clients, providers and more than 100 million members.

A physician innovator with deep expertise in population health, he’s dedicated his career to transforming health systems, with a focus on delivering the highest quality care at the lowest cost.

Prior to joining Teladoc Health, Dr. Berke served in several executive leadership roles of progressive responsibility at UnitedHealth Group, including most recently as chief public health officer and senior vice president of Optum Health, where he led the company’s Enterprise Integration and Innovation team. While at UnitedHealth Group, he also served as chief medical officer for the company’s Global Research and Development group, chief medical officer of population health solutions, and vice president of clinical innovation for Optum. Earlier, he was a professor at Dartmouth College researching the role of the built environment in health, educating students, leading the Dartmouth-Hitchcock primary care service line, and practicing as a primary care clinician.

Dr. Berke is a board-certified family physician and epidemiologist, earning his BS degree in statistics at the University of Vermont, a master’s in public health in Epidemiology at the University of Washington, and his MD degree at Albany Medical College. He completed his residency in Family Medicine and a public health research fellowship at the University of Washington.

In addition to his leadership role at Teladoc Health, Dr. Berke continues his public service work as a medical officer on the Great Lakes-1 Disaster Medical Assistance Team as part of the U.S. Health and Human Services National Disaster Medical System (NDMS).