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Ai and Medicine, Medical Education, and Pathology with Hooman Rashidi MD
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- Jun 23, 2025
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Hooman H. Rashidi MD, MS, FCAP Associate Dean of AI in Medicine, Professor & Endowed Chair of Lombardi-Shinozuka Experimental Pathology Research at University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Executive Vice Chair of Computational Pathology & Informatics Division at UPMC, Executive Director of CPACE (Computational Pathology & AI Center of Excellence) Dr. Rashidi combines his passion for patient care, research and education with his unique training in bioinformatics and machine learning (ML) to create innovative new tools (i.e. MILO, STNG, Pitt-GPT+, WSI-Genie, Nebulon-GPT, etc.) and resources (Hematology Outlines, Cleveland Clinic's AI course, etc.) that improve clinical practice, research and education. His experience in AI/ML dates back to his graduate years at UCSD which subsequently allowed him to serve as the principal author and editor of several popular bioinformatics textbooks. This background has also enabled him to develop various novel AI-ML platforms. He is currently the Associate Dean of AI in Medicine, Professor & Endowed Chair of Lombardi-Shinozuka Experimental Pathology Research at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Executive Director of CPACE (Computational Pathology & AI Center of Excellence) and the Executive Vice Chair of the Computational Pathology & Informatics Division at UPMC. He is also Adjunct Professor of Engineering at the Carnegie Mellon University. Before joining University Pittsburgh / UPMC, he served as the founding director of Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Diagnostics & Artificial Intelligence & Vice Chair of Technology Innovation & Computational Pathology, and before that he served as the Director of AI for University of California Davis Medical Center and Professor & Vice chair of…