Dr. Sandra Cabot

Dr. Cabot serves as the Medical and Executive Director of the International Health Advisory Service, a philanthropic endeavor established in 1982 to extend assistance to individuals globally through telephonic and online platforms.

Graduating with Honors in Medicine and Surgery from the esteemed University of Adelaide in South Australia in 1975, Dr. Cabot's commitment to humanitarian service became apparent during the early 1980s when she dedicated six months as a volunteer physician at Leyman Hospital, the largest missionary medical facility in Northern India.

Beyond her medical practice, Dr. Cabot is also a proficient pilot, utilizing her Beechcraft Baron aircraft to support the noble cause of Angel Flight Charity. Since January 2007, her aircraft has completed nearly 200 flights, providing vital transportation for patients with severe disabilities residing in remote areas.

Dr. Cabot's expertise extends beyond the confines of clinical practice. She has conducted health seminars worldwide and has been sought after to deliver lectures for esteemed health organizations, including The American Liver Foundation and the Annual Hepatitis Symposium. Notably, her seminars often serve as platforms for fundraising endeavors, generating substantial contributions for local charities.