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2025 Pharmacy Clinical Informatics Internship Program

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About the Internship The goal of the Pharmacy Clinical Informatics Internship Program is to develop future pharmacy leaders in informatics by exposing them to principles of population health and clinical informatics, including concepts such as data model design, clinical workflows, and...

Publications

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2025 1. Koski E, Das A, Hsueh PS, Solomonides A, Joseph AL, Srivastava G, Johnson CE, Kannry J, Oladimeji B, Price A, Labkoff S, Bharathy G, Lin B, Fridsma D, Fleisher LA, Lopez-Gonzalez M, Singh R, Weiner MG, Stolper R, Baris R, Sincavage S, Naumann T, Williams T, Bui TTT, Quintana Y. Towards...

Awards

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In 2025, Dr. Charles Safran received the prestigious IMIA François Grémy Award, the highest lifetime achievement honor in medical informatics, recognizing his outstanding contributions to advancing the field through research, education, and global leadership. Dr. Alexa McCray, a pioneering...

People

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DCI Chief Yuri Quintana, PhD - yquintan@bidmc.harvard.edu Program Director, Clinical Informatics Fellowship Frank Pandolfe, MD, MMSc, FAMIA - fpandolf@bidmc.harvard.edu See our former fellows and our fellowship program details. Core Faculty Members Core members of the Division of Clinical...

Ramy Arnaout, MD

Person: Assistant Professor of Pathology, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Ramy Arnaout, MD, DPhil, is a faculty member of the Division of Clinical Informatics and Associate Director of the Clinical Microbiology Laboratories. He is president-elect of the American Society of Microbiology Northeast Branch and past Chairman of the FDA/CMS/CDC CLIA Committee. He received his...

Alexa T. McCray, PhD

Person: Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School & Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Dr. Alexa McCray is a Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and a faculty in the Department of Medicine. Her research focuses on biomedical knowledge representation and discovery, addressing the significant problems in curating, disseminating, and exchanging scientific and clinical...

Jason Xiang

Person: Research Informatics Student
Jason Xiang is a MS student in Biomedical Informatics at Harvard Medical School. He received his BS in Computer Science and Ma thematics from Tufts University. His work at BIDMC focuses on mobile app development for digital phenotyping.

DCI Lectures

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Cybermedicine: Computing to Empower Patients and Doctors for Better Health Care Drs Slack & Bleich - CI Lecture 03/08/2016 DCI 40th Anniversary, March 8, 2010