Herbert harman MD

Herbert Harman, MD

Psychiatrist

Dr. Harman has more than a decade of experience practicing psychiatry in inpatient, outpatient, and emergency care settings. After returning to civilian life following a deployment to Afghanistan as a Combat Operational Stress Control Officer, he worked in several psychiatric emergency departments. His approach ensures patients are treated in settings that promote recovery while ensuring safety.  

In 2015, Dr. Harman was recruited to Vituity to launch our telepsychiatry practice line and lead Operations. With his extensive experience practicing psychiatry in diverse settings, as well as assisting in the development of an innovative telepsychiatry programs, he brings his unique expertise and patient care experience to the practice. His philosophy is to help patients quickly get to settings that promote recovery while ensuring safety from imminently dangerous situations. 

Roshanak Ramezani MD

Roshanak Ramezani, MD

Psychiatrist

Dr. Ramezani comes from a background in training in a wide range of settings. She was trained primarily in urban Los Angeles in acute care psychiatry with subspecialty substance use and HIV-psychiatry clinics. She then completed geriatric psychiatry fellowship in Brooklyn, NY and served for several years as Medical Director for a psychiatric emergency room in Harlem, NY. During this time, she also served as faculty at New York Medical College and Associate director of the psychiatry residence program.  

Dr.Ramezani draws heavily on the knowledge she has from working in various settings as well as her teaching experience to deliver culturally-sensitive care to help patients and their families understand, cope with, and manage their acute psychiatric symptoms. 

Emily Whisler DO

Emily Whisler, DO

Psychiatrist

“Mental health concerns are often best treated by addressing not only what is occurring in the mind but also what is occuring in the body and the environment. Following a thorough diagnostic evaluation I prefer to treat all patients with a combination of the appropriate evidence based medication management as well as individualized therapy. I have trained in numerous therapeutic styles and understand that each patient is unique and deserves a unique, tailored treatment plan.”  

Dr. Whisler grew up in the Bay Area before moving across the country for her medical education and training. Over the past decade, she has gained extensive experience in the evaluation and treatment of general psychiatric conditions, with specialized instruction in trauma, addiction, sexual health and development, Autism, and other neurodevelopmental disorders. Most recently, Dr. Whisler completed her Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship at Stanford Hospital, where she developed expertise in family dynamics, therapies, and the treatment of younger children.

Committed to helping her patients on their journey toward wellness, Dr. Whisler is dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of care through ongoing education and the exploration of new treatments. In her free time, she enjoys exploring the Bay Area with her dog Mildred, as well as running, hiking, swimming, and cycling. When the weather permits, she loves to relax with a good book on the beach.

Education: Des Moines University

Residency: Medical University of South Carolina

Fellowship: Standford University

Naweed Hayat, MD

Naweed Hayat, MD

Psychiatrist

Dr. Naweed Hayat is a board-certified psychiatrist offering comprehensive telepsychiatry services across California. Licensed to treat adults (18+) and adolescents (12-17), Dr. Hayat provides evaluations, personalized medication management, and evidence-based psychotherapy. His expertise includes depression, anxiety, OCD, PTSD, insomnia, bipolar disorder, and ADHD, with specialized training in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry from UC San Diego. Fluent in Farsi/Dari, Hindi/Urdu, and Pashto, Dr. Hayat ensures clear communication with diverse patients, prioritizing high-quality, secure telemedicine care.

Education: University of Arizona

Residency: The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Fellowship: UC San Diejo