Dr. David Kulber, Plastic Surgeon, Cedars-Sinai & Co-Founder, Ohana One

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Dr. David Kulber represents the transformative power of medical expertise when combined with unwavering humanitarian commitment. As a certified plastic surgeon from Cedars-Sinai and co-founder of Ohana One, Dr. Kulber exemplifies how renowned medical professionals can leverage their skills and platforms to create lasting global health impact. 

Dr. Kulber's reputation as a highly talented plastic surgeon provides him with the credibility and resources necessary to mobilize other medical professionals around humanitarian causes. However, what distinguishes him from many accomplished physicians is his deep personal commitment to not just participating in medical missions but systematically building sustainable capacity in underserved regions. 

His approach to global health goes far beyond providing temporary surgical interventions. Dr. Kulber has dedicated himself to recruiting other skilled surgeons to participate in missions while simultaneously developing comprehensive training programs for continuing medical education in developing countries. Through TeleVu’s donation of its Smart Glasses technology, Dr. Kulber can mentor surgeons all over the world from his home base in Los Angeles. This dual focus on immediate care and long-term capacity-building creates multiplying effects that extend far beyond individual surgical camps. 

Dr. Kulber's commitment involves significant personal investment of time, resources, and expertise. He doesn't simply lend his name to causes; he actively participates in missions, contributes to program development, and uses his professional network to expand impact. His work represents the highest ideals of medical professionalism – using exceptional skills and privileged position to serve those who need it most. 

Dr. Kulber's partnership with Pipeline Worldwide through Ohana One has created synergistic programming that combines surgical expertise with infrastructure development, ensuring that life-changing interventions occur within sustainable healthcare systems designed for long-term success.