Biography
I am a physician anesthesiologist at Stanford Hospital and an artificial intelligence researcher with an interest in using large language models for clinical reasoning and perioperative medicine tasks that are part of anesthesiologist and physician daily workflows.
I completed my anesthesiology residency at University of Washington in the Bonica Research Scholars track. My research involved using clinical notes in the electronic health record to stratify a patient’s preoperative risk and tie risk predictions to words in the original note text. I went to medical school at University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). Prior to that I was a medical device research engineer and completed MS from UC Berkeley-UCSF bioengineering program and BS from UC Berkeley.
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I like hiking, but I only do day hikes because I cannot give up the modern comforts of a hot shower and bed at the end of the day. I also enjoy cocktail making where I have accumulated a home bar to experiment with flavors.
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