About
Abraham Lin is currently a Clinical Informatics fellow and hospitalist at UCLA. Prior to pursuing a career in medicine, he worked as a software engineer developing internal informatics solutions at Massachusetts General Hospital before joining an early-stage healthcare IT startup (QPID Health) as Director of Software Architecture to develop clinical decision support systems for improving clinical workflows. He subsequently obtained his medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Medical School and completed an Internal Medicine residency at Boston Medical Center, staying on afterward as an academic hospitalist with dedicated time for informatics work. He aspires to combine his interests in clinical decision support systems, quality improvement and patient safety, and medical leadership to transform health care delivery and improve patient outcomes.
- Clinical Informatics Fellow (2025 - 2027)
Publications
- Krishnaraj, A., Dua, S., Reisner, A. T., Landman, A. B., Choy, G., Biddinger, P., Lin, A., & Joshi, N (2013). Opmizing emergency department imaging ulizaon through advanced health record technology. Journal of the American College of Radiology: JACR, 6, 625-8.e4.
- Lin, A., Harris, M., & Zalis, M. (2010). Inial observaons of electronic medical record usage during CT and MRI interpretaon: Frequency of use and impact on workflow. AJR. American Journal of Roentgenology, 1, 188-193.