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  • Aparna Atluru, MD, MBA

    Aparna Atluru, MD, MBA

    Clinical Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

    Current Research and Scholarly InterestsPhysician Mental Health, Resident Mental Health

  • Aarit Atreja

    Aarit Atreja

    Affiliate, Stanford Online High School

    BioAs a Research Intern at the Stanford T.E.C.I Center and student at Stanford Online High School my interests span the intersection of healthcare and technology, with a special focus on Embedded Systems and Computer Vision.


    Honors and Awards:
    International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) Grand and Special Award Winner
    Davidson Fellow Honorable Mention
    Upcoming Featured Innovation Session Presenter, Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics 2026
    Oral Presentation and Rising Star award at IEEE International Conference on Healthcare Informatics 2026
    First Robotics Competition 3rd place globally
    Congressional App Challenge Winner
    National Winner, Modeling the Future Challenge "Save a Million Lives" Award
    American Heart Association Grant Awardee

    Publications:
    Atreja, A., Contractor, C., Jaisankar, D., Mathur, P. et al. Development and Evaluation of Multi-Modal Universal CPR AI Assistance and Response Engine. Journal of American College of Cardiology Case Reports, 2026.
    Edara R., Khare A., Atreja, A., et al. Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: 2025 Year in Review. medRxiv, 2026.
    Awasthi, R., Bhattad, A., ..., Atreja, A., et al. Human evaluation of large language models in healthcare: gaps, challenges, and the need for standardization. Nature Partner Journals Health Systems, 2025.
    Awasthi, R., Ramchandran, SP., ..., Atreja, A., et al. Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: 2024 Year in Review. medRxiv, 2025.

  • Ashish Atreja

    Ashish Atreja

    Clinical Professor, Medicine - Gastroenterology & Hepatology

    BioI work at the intersection of health care technology and artificial intelligence. My primary clinical specialty is Gastroenterology and my focus on AI is broad application and validation of clinical AI across diverse use cases.

    After completing a master's in public health at the University of Illinois at Chicago, I have completed internal medicine residency, informatics fellowship, and gastroenterology fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic. I have been working at the intersection of technology and healthcare for the last 25 years, was the first gastroenterologist to receive informatics board certification. In leadership roles, I have led Epic implementations as informaticist, served as the Chief Innovation Officer, Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, and most recently as CIO and inaugural Chief Digital Health Officer at UC Davis Health. For my executive roles, I have been recognized with numerous national honors, including being named one of the Top Digital Health Officers by Becker’s, a Top 40 Healthcare Transformer in 2017, a Top 50 Healthcare Leader by HIMSS in 2021, a Top 30 Health IT Influencer by Health Tech Magazine in 2022, a Top 150 Business Transformer Across global industries by Constellation Research and a top 35 Digital Health officer by Beckers in 2023.

    As a digital health entrepreneur, I have successfully licensed technologies, and founded companies originating from academic medical centers. I was the co-founder of Rx.Health, a venture-backed spinout from Mount Sinai Health System that automated digital care delivery for major organizations including UnitedHealthcare and five of the top ten health systems in the U.S., ultimately impacting over 90 million patient lives before its successful acquisition. As a co-founder of GenServe.AI, I am currently working with a team focused on democratizing access to secure Generative AI and autonomous care for all.

    I have been NIH-funded since 2014, including for IBD digital monitoring, have published more than 108 peer-reviewed articles and delivered over 250 posters, abstracts, and talks at national meetings. My research focuses on building, implementing, and evaluating digital health and AI-powered solutions aimed at improving patient and population outcomes, for which I am also known as the "App Doctor."