Current Fellows

Morgan Carlile, MD

Morgan Carlile completed his emergency medicine residency at University of California, San Diego and practiced as an attending and CMIO at Andrews Medical Group at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland prior to joining the fellowship. During fellowship, Morgan hopes to optimize and streamline clinical workflows in the EHR to improve efficiency and reduce burnout.

SangHo Jee, MD

SangHo Jee completed his internal medicine residency at Johns Hopkins Bayview in Maryland prior to joining the fellowship. Druing fellowship, SangHo hopes to assess and improve the predictive value (and reduce the bias) of AI models in health care, as well as exploring the feasibility and performance of non-deterministic clinical decision support.  

Karthik Sarma, MD, PhD

Karthik Sarma is currently completing his residency in Psychiatry at UCSF. Karthik studies the impact of Large Language Models and other AI tools on mental health and has pioneered several study frameworks for these important clinical questions. During fellowship Karthik hopes to work on the operational aspects of how the EHR is used for mental health and how to introduce these potent tools carefully into the care ecosystem.

Parnaz Daneshpajouhnejad, MD

Parnaz Daneshpajouhnejad completed her anatomic and clinical pathology residency at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and hematopathology fellowship at Stanford. She is interested in quality and patient safety, digital and computational pathology and using data analytics to improve patient and population health.

Alexander Kostrinsky-Thomas, DO

Alexander Kostrinsky-Thomas completed internal medicine residency at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. He intends to develop and deploy data-driven tools to improve care for all patient populations and improve the human-computer interaction.

Lakshmi Subbaraj, MD

Lakshmi Subbaraj completed internal medicine residency at the University of California San Francisco and is currently pursuing dual training in gastroenterology and informatics. She plans to use AI and informatics to improve GI workflows and clinical decision-making.

Sristi Sharma, MD

Sristi completed residency in preventive medicine at the California Department of Public Health. During fellowship Sristi has been active in improving clinical workflows at the SFVA especially in Occupational Health as well as reducing length of stay. She has also collaborated nationally and been a leader in the AMIA Clinical Informatics Fellows (ACIF) Organization.