Board of Directors
Jason Moon
Board President
Jason Moon graduated from American University in 1997 with a bachelors of science in finance. Jason was part of the American University Men’s Tennis team and served as captain during his junior and senior year. After working in business development for a larger healthcare company, Jason matriculated to Nova Southeastern University to obtain his Juris Doctorate. Jason became a member of the Florida bar in 2007. Jason was appointed to Lee Health’s board of directors on two separate occasions, once by Governor Crist and later by Governor Scott. In 2013, Jason served as Chief of Staff to the congressman from Florida’s nineteenth Congressional district. Jason currently serves as President of Elite DNA Therapy, a large provider of behavioral healthcare in Florida.
Jason is the proud father to three sons, Dylan, Noah and Asher. Jason is an avid sports fan, tennis player and pickle ballplayer.
Elizabeth Dosoretz
Board Vice President
Elizabeth is the proud mother of three sons. She and her husband met while in high school at Canterbury. After moving away for college and graduate school, they returned to their hometown of Ft. Myers, Florida. She is the CEO and Licensed Clinical Social Worker of Elite DNA Comprehensive Therapy.
Ms. Dosoretz launched Elite DNA Comprehensive Therapy in 2013 as a multi-disciplinary clinic for families, offering psychiatry, mental health, occupational, speech and language therapy, applied behavior analysis, and more. The clinic is staffed with over 200 people and answers between 400 and 600 new patient calls per month. The facility also provides satellite services for patients in need. Dosoretz’s greatest lesson since starting the practice has been the importance of listening. “All people we meet have a story to tell, and it is our job to bear witness to them. We must forget about who we are and what we know, and be prepared to walk in their shoes and meet them where they are,” she says. “This has been very important for my staff and our clinic as a whole.” Lizy works hard on working with other doctors and organizations locally in order to meet all of the patients' needs.
She is currently serving on the board and is treasurer of NAMI SWFL (National Alliance on Mental Illness), and is a Member of the Chapter Committee on Nominations & Leadership Identification (CCNLI) for the National Association of Social Workers. She also co-owns a Fort Myers-based fitness center and speaks fluent Spanish. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, spending time with her family, and writing.
Philip Cirrone
Philip is the Chief Operating Officer of Elite DNA Therapy Services, a multi-disciplinary company providing services across Florida to roughly 4,000 clients per week. As COO, Philip alongside his leadership team, has grown Elite DNA’s revenue by over 21% every year, including 26% in 2020. Philip has been asked to speak at some of the industry’s leading conferences and symposiums on initiative and evidence-based behavioral health treatments that his current company has used to treat their patients. Phil’s expertise in interviewing, hiring, and recruiting top talent, has led him to present at many local colleges, businesses, and vocational trainings.
Born and raised in Long Island, NY, Philip received his Bachelors of Science in Management from Florida Gulf Coast University and graduated from Florida Atlantic University with a Master’s of Science in Exercise and Health Promotion. He has resided on several boards including the FGCU Alumni Board, co-chair of the Lee County Continuum of Care, and The Center for Progress and Excellence, Inc. Philip also uses his experience as a former foster parent and is now an adoptive parent of two children from the local child welfare system, Children's Network Services, to mentor other foster parents.
JP Mojica
Bio coming soon!
Dr. Arie Dosoretz
Dr. Arie Dosoretz is proud to provide top-tier patient care and significant management expertise to Advocate Radiation Oncology. He is a founding partner of Advocate Radiation Oncology. He considers it critical for experts in the community to continuously stay up to date with developments in the oncology world so patients have access to the best care. He enjoys using his Spanish fluency to communicate with and fulfill the needs of the Hispanic community.
Dr. Dosoretz earned a joint MD/MBA degree from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and the Wharton School of Business. He completed his residency at Yale University’s New Haven Hospital, Department of Therapeutic Radiology in New Haven, CT. Away from the medical practice, he spends time with his wife, Jane and three children, Evan, Lydia, and Naomi. He is an avid runner, and enjoys the outdoors and fly-fishing trips.
Dr. Amy Fox
Throughout her career, Dr. Amy Fox has worked to raise awareness about the importance of cancer screening and to provide insight to her patients on the newest treatments and technology. She is bilingual and passionate about advocating for and educating underserved communities. She has also participated in numerous cancer presentations within the Hispanic community.
Dr. Fox has more than a decade of oncology experience. She received her education at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, graduating with several honors, including the Harold Elster Memorial Prize for highest academic standing. She completed her residency at the Harvard Radiation Oncology Program in Boston before returning to her hometown of Fort Myers. In her free time, she enjoys reading and spending time with her husband, Brian, and their three children, Sophia, Josh, and Carina.
Abigail Pezzi
Abigail Pezzi is thrilled to be back in her hometown of Fort Myers, Florida. Abby graduated in 2009 from University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelors of Science in Business from the Wharton School of Business and a Bachelor or Arts in American History from the College of Arts and Sciences. Abby then continued her studies at Tufts University where she received a Masters of Science of Economics. Abby went on to combine her formal education and interest in policy and politics. She worked as a senior policy adviser for now retired congresswoman, Rep. Lynn Jenkins. Abby has also managed successful local and federal campaigns.
Abby is fluent in Spanish and is proud of her heritage. She has worked closely with many underserved communities and continues to partner with local initiatives to assist underserved populations.
Abby’s expertise and commitment to creating equitable and productive systems makes her a natural stake holder and director on the board of The Center for Progress and Excellence. Abby is the proud mother of two children, Samantha, and Andrew. Abby enjoys spending time with her family, relaxing on the beach, and reading.
