Dr. Virna Little is a distinguished leader in behavioral health. She is the Co-Founder of Concert Health, a behavioral health medical group that provides Collaborative Care to healthcare organizations across 21 states and has served over 150,000 patients. Dr. Little is the Co-Founder and CEO of Zero Overdose, a national non-profit seeking to eliminate unintentional overdose events and deaths through overdose safety planning. Dr. Little is also the leader of SPiER, an international effort to improve suicide care and reduce suicide events and deaths through optimizing technology, such as electronic health records and health information exchanges.

Dr. Little has served as faculty for the national Zero Suicide team. Dr. Little is known for her work integrating primary care and behavioral health and has helped implement and advance care across all 50 states. She has served as a consultant with nationally recognized groups such as the AIMS center, National Council for Mental Well Being and Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute. A nationally and internationally recognized speaker , Dr. Little has presented at the White House along with other distinguished venues. She has received numerous awards including two lifetime achievement awards from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing and the Association of Clinicians for the Underserved. Dr. Little has served on numerous boards, in the role of board chair, elected member and advisor. She has published over a dozen peer reviewed articles along with other reports and briefs. Dr. Little holds a doctoral degree in psychology and a masters in social work.