ALBERTO SOLA, MD

Born in Barcelona Spain Dr. Alberto Sola is a board certified emergency medicine physician, trained in Mexico City graduate from Universidad Anahuac and still practicing emergency medicine in a 250 bed teaching hospital in Cancun. He practiced tourist medicine with Amerimed Hospitals corporation from 1996 until 2006 in Puerto Vallarta, Cancun and Cabo San Lucas. Headed medical operations hired, managed & supervised 98 doctors and 72 nurses including orthopedic surgeons, anesthesiologists, radiologists, ER physicians, and full hospital staff. Spearheaded the establishment of 4 new hospitals including architectural planning, hiring of medical personnel, and all daily operations. Secured and managed contracts for on-site medical care & patient transport with 11 major hotels & cruise lines in Cancun (e.g., Carnival Cruise lines, Marriott, Intercontinental, The Palace hotels) and supervised medical care for all major springbreak student companies in Cancun.

In 2004 trained with Dr. Deborah Mash in St Kitts and under her supervision and the world’s foremost experts established a treatment center with ibogaine in Cancun where he has administered over 700 treatments. He is fully bilingual English and Spanish.

HONORS AND AWARDS:

Certificate of Appreciation from the White House Medical Unit 2006
Assistance and Facilitation of President George W. Bush’s
official visit to Cancun, Mexico

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

Member of American Society of Addiction Medicine
Member of Mexican Society of Emergency Medicine
Member of Medical College of Quintana Roo, Mexico

RESEARCH TRAINING:

Treatment of ibogaine for substance abuse
Deborah Mash, PhD, Jeffrey Kamlet, MD, St. Kitts

UNIVERSITY SERVICE:

2000

Preceptor of the University of Queensland, Australia
Clinical Supervisor, Attending Physician, Emergency Medicine
Supervised medical students

2001 - 2003

Clinical Supervisor, Attending Physician for Medical
Students Emergency Medicine
Oxford University, Cambridge University, University of Belfast
Supervised medical students