Introducing Class of 2026 Clinical Informatics Fellows!
DoC-IT is thrilled to announce the addition of three individuals to the Clinical Informatics Fellowship! Joining us this fall, each brings a unique set of skills and experiences that will enrich the program and fortify the fellowship's commitment to advancing healthcare through informatics.
Meet Our Fellows
Sara Kashani
Academic and professional background: Medical degree and MPH from Iran, Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, and Rheumatology Fellowship at Stanford University.
Special interests in clinical informatics: Utilizing innovations in informatics and digital health to improve healthcare delivery for patients with rare diseases.
Fun fact: Sara is an avid reader who loves science fiction stories.
Dan Qazi
Academic and professional background: Medical school in Connecticut at the Frank H. Netter School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University. Subsequently completed residency in Anatomic Pathology followed by a fellowship in Cytopathology, both at UCSF
Special interests in clinical informatics: Utilizing computational approaches to improving diagnostics and workflows in Anatomic Pathology
Fun fact: Dan likes to be outdoors as much as possible running, cycling, hiking and climbing mountains. He also loves electronic music.
Sristi Sharma
Academic and professional background: Preventive Medicine physician by training, currently splitting time as an Informatics Medical Consultant at CA Department of Health Care Services and clinically as a STD/HIV specialist at the Sacramento County Department of Health.
Special interests in clinical informatics: Exploring how healthcare data and policies related to them can be leveraged to improve access to care. Also, better understand and develop evidence-based strategies that address data governance and use, to advance healthcare initiatives.
Fun fact: Sristi enjoys everything related to TV and film media. During her residency, she did a rotation on ABC's Good Morning America as a part of the Medical Unit. She also volunteers as an on-camera medical expert for ABC Sacramento.
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