Board of Directors

Aisha works on algorithmic safety in pediatric care and led the development of the Society's model documentation guidelines. She is a frequent and clear-eyed voice on what can go wrong when models meet bedside reality.

Daniel manages the data infrastructure behind a regional insurer covering 1.8 million members and represents the payer side of the membership. He is the resident expert on the unglamorous plumbing that makes everything else possible.

Rosa designs analytics for federally qualified health centers serving largely uninsured and rural populations. She joined the board to keep the Society's work useful to organizations without large data budgets.

Wei works on clinical natural language processing and large language model evaluation, and he co-chairs the LLMs in Care special interest group. He is careful to separate what the technology can do from what vendors say it can do.

Tobias is an early-career director who came up through the analyst ranks and advocates for clearer pathways into the profession. He is the board's most reliable advocate for the people three rungs below the people usually in the room.

Fatima leads clinical strategy at a digital health startup and previously ran quality improvement at a large academic medical center. She bridges fast-moving product teams and slow-moving evidence, and translates well in both directions.

Gregory studies health disparities using large administrative datasets and serves as faculty liaison for the student chapters. He has a gift for making a roomful of clinicians care about a methods footnote.