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I am a Transplant Infectious Disease Physician and Population Health Scientist at RUSH University Medical Center. My dual research career missions are to perform epidemiologic and outcomes research that can help optimize infectious disease management in solid organ and stem cell transplant recipients, and build infrastructure, applications and educational programs that can enable informatics and outcomes research. I had an intramural KL2 Career Development Award at Washington University where I developed expertise in using large observational data for research, pharmacoepidemiology, and public health informatics. I have used these skills to conduct outcomes and pharmacoepidemiologic research in transplant infectious diseases using large administrative datasets, study the impact of COVID-19 on antimicrobial use and resistance, and develop cohort discovery tools, patient recruitment portals, and informatics curricula to better enable clinical research. I am currently the Director of the Transplant Infectious Diseases Service at Rush, and an Informatics Lead for the University of Chicago/Rush University Institute for Translational Medicine.
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