About
I am a Senior Clinical Specialist at Google, where I lead efforts to ensure Gemini is the safest and most helpful AI model for health.
Previously, I was the Director of Clinical AI at Rajpurkar Lab (Harvard Medical School), where I led research on multimodal AI systems for medicine (see our clinical environment simulator perspective in Nature Medicine, MedVersa foundation model study in NEJM AI, multimodal AI review in Nature Medicine, and voice agents perspective in NPJ Digital Medicine). I also served as a Scientist at a2z Radiology AI, leading FDA and EU regulatory interactions for medical AI devices, and as a research scientist at RadAI, training and deploying radiology AI models used by hundreds of radiologists. My postdoctoral work at Yale focused on leveraging large-scale datasets (EHR, genomics, neuroimaging) to investigate cerebrovascular disease and brain health (see my papers in JAMA Neurology, JAMA Network Open, Annals of Neurology, Stroke, and Neurology).
My journey began with a medical degree (magna cum laude) from the National University of the Northeast in Argentina, followed by a neurology residency at Fleni, the leading neurological institute in Argentina.
Recent Publications
Full list on Google Scholar.
Beyond Work
Beyond my professional work, I enjoy a mix of activities:
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Tennis & Pickleball — USTA social leagues and weekend open play.
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CrossFit — Morning WODs at JP CrossFit.
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Sci-Fi — Diving into science fiction literature and film.