Schedule

Don Teed completed Internal Medicine Residency at West Suburban Medical Center in Oak Park, IL & currently works as a Nocturnist in the Intensive Care Unit of West Suburban Medical Center. Patrick Smith completed his Internal Medicine Residency at Cleveland Clinic. He currently practices as a hospitalist at the San Francisco VA with a teaching appointment at UCSF. Patrick and Don currently are publishing a systematic review on AI and Critical Care Medicine.

Barbara Evans is a Professor of Law and Chair of the University of Florida College of Law and has a joint appointment as Professor of Engineering and Faculty Fellow in AI and Ethics at the University of Florida College of Engineering. Ipsita Sahu is Director of Analytics at Navvis Healthcare. She has a Master's Degree in Information Technology form Virginia Tech and Completed Certification in AI and Healthcare at Harvard Medical School.

Introduce Keynote Speaker Nina Kottler, MD MS

Dr. Nina Kottler has been a practicing radiologist for over 20 years. With her clinical experience combined with a graduate degree in applied mathematics and optimization theory, she has been using technological innovation to improve quality and drive value in radiology. As the first radiologist to join Radiology Partners, Dr. Kottler has held multiple leadership positions within the practice. Currently, she is the associate Chief Medical Officer for Clinical AI, serving on RP’s Innovation Steering Committee and Working groups and leading the Data Science and Analytics division of the Clinical Value Team. As a VP of Clinical Operations, Dr. Kottler also developed and practices in Radiology Partners’ remote imaging division, serves internally on their AI, IT, and Culture & Leadership support boards, and runs the Education and Development affinity group for RP’s Belonging committee. Externally Dr. Kottler serves on the following committees: ACR Metrics Committee, ACR Quality, and Safety Conference Planning Committee, SIIM Machine Learning Committee, SIIM Program Committee (Scientific Abstract Reviewer), RSNA Educational Exhibits Committee (Radiology Informatics Subcommittee), and the RAD= Steering Committee. In 2018, Dr. Kottler received the Trailblazer Award - an award recognizing a pioneering female leader in the field of imaging informatics.

Take a breather and recharge with coffee and pasties provided. This is the perfect opportunity to mingle with peers, reflect on the morning’s insights, and energize yourself for the sessions ahead.

She is the Director of Advanced Cardiac Imaging for the Loma Linda VA and an Assistant Professor at Loma Linda University. After completing internal medicine residency and cardiology fellowship, she did additional training in an Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship at Allegheny General Hospital. Currently, Human collaborates with multidisciplinary teams and digital health companies to evaluate innovative solutions.

Dr. Osborne is internationally known for his advanced work at the intersection of healthcare, technology, and business. He has established pioneering collaborations with leaders in industry, nonprofits, academics, and government. Together they have positively transformed healthcare through strategic collaboration and the latest technologies. His work is published in leading academic journals on a wide range of topics including advances in Ai, predictive analytics, clinical decision support, cancer, infectious disease, neurologic disorders, surgery, pain, anxiety, falls, elder care, determinants of health, telehealth, diagnostics, predictive analytics, value-based care, population health, drug repurposing, cost savings, access, efficiencies, employee morale, strategy, health risk, and safety. He has co-developed and deployed solutions with the latest technologies such as artificial intelligence, edge computing, 5G, sensors, wearables, robotics, augmented reality, and virtual reality. Thomas Osborne MD is the Chief Medical Officer at Microsoft, Federal. He is also a Clinical Professor at Stanford School of Medicine (adjunct). Prior roles include Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Deputy Chief of Staff, and Founder/Director of VAs first National Center for Innovation. Dr. Osborne received his medical degree from Dartmouth Medical School and completed his clinical residency and fellowship at Harvard hospitals.

Join us for a midday break where we will serve a variety of delicious, locally-sourced meals. This is a great chance to network, reflect on the morning's proceedings, and prepare for the afternoon's sessions.

Amit is a global leader in AI as the Founder of Doctors AI in India and the Indian College of Artificial Intelligence and Medicine. He serves as the Chair of the AI Technology Committee for the International Diabetes Federation and is an Advisory Council Member for ACP India Chapter and the Associate Editor of JMIR. In 2025, Amit became a Fellow of the American College of Physicians.

Juan Rojas Associate Chief Medical Information Officer and Assistant Professor of Pulmonary Critical Care at RUSH University Chicago Illinois. Dr. Rojas is a pulmonary and critical care physician with a master’s degree in clinical informatics, Yves Lussier Professor and Chair @ U of Utah School of Medicine | Biomedical Informatics Department Alexander McKinney Chair, Department of Radiology, University of Miami

Alan Rampy is an associate professor with appointments in the departments of Diagnostic Medicine and Medical Education at Dell Medical School. His educational background includes a doctorate in neuroscience and cognition and a Bachelor of Arts in experimental psychology, both from The University of Texas at Dallas. He further earned the degree of Doctor of Osteopathy at the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth, and he holds national certification as an anatomic pathologist with the American Board of Pathology. As assistant dean of undergraduate medical education, foundational sciences, Rampy guides foundational science faculty and education efforts, working closely with Dell Med leadership to advance strategic education goals. As part of this effort, he also is director of the Scientific Foundations Committee, a sub-committee of the Dell Medical School Curriculum Committee. Rampy is co-director of the first-year course, Mechanisms of Disease, an integrated 15-week pathophysiology course that introduces the practice of fundamental clinical medicine in the context of underlying associated pathophysiology and foundational science. Rampy is an active member of the Digital Pathology Association Education Committee, and as such has served as program contributor and lead for the DPA virtual symposium for 2022 and 2023. He also served for several years as a member of the College of American Pathologists Digital Pathology Committee, a group charged to advance the adoption of digital pathology, and to serve as a respected resource for information and education for pathologists and others on the practice and science of digital pathology. Rampy is currently a fellow for the College of American Pathologists.

Stop in W194 for a coffee break and networking

Key Take Home Points from all AI sessions will be summarized by Dr. Juan Rojas, Chair of Scientific Session, Dr. Ann Slasuraitis Executive Vice President, Dr. Mel Speisman President of the American College of Artificial Intelligence of Medicine

Join us for the second day of poster presentations, featuring a new set of innovative research projects. Engage with presenters as they share their findings, answer your questions, and contribute to thought-provoking conversations. Continue expanding your understanding of the latest developments in AI and medicine.

Integrating Evidence-Based AI Tools into Clinical Practice

Mathew is a Professor and Director of Research at University of Illinois College of Medicine Rockford. He has over 250 publications Joshua Tamayo-Sarver As the Vice President of Innovation at Inflect Health and Vituity, his unique formula of skills helped develop over 35 solutions and scale multiple new healthcare products, including the first AI sepsis tool with FDA breakthrough designation. Ian Butler MD an Emergency Medicine and Critical Care trained physician that is the Director of Quality and Performance, Informatics at Vituity.

Join us for complimentary appetizers and bar to celebrate excellence and achievement, Conference attendees will receive awards and be honored at our formal convocation ceremony for new fellows as FAIM. Fellow of Artificial Intelligence and Medicine.