Physician-scientist and clinical leader with (1) extensive leadership experience, (2) translational knowledge, and (3) technology development expertise. Fifteen years of clinical training including Primary Care, Internal Medicine, Surgery, and Radiology. Board-certified Radiologist. Additional informatics training, and subspecialty fellowships in Abdominal Imaging and Vascular/Interventional Radiology. Received two competitive career development awards. In award 1 (ARRS, two years), completed an MPH at the Harvard School of Public Health on quantitative methods, clinical effectiveness, and clinical trial design. In award 2 (NIH K23, four years) focused on engineering, machine learning, physics, leadership.Serial inventor, with six inventor's prizes for medical devices and multiple patents. Internationally recognized expert in quantitative biomarker development, medical devices, applied machine learning, ultrasound, cancer, liver disease, and thyroid disease. Co-editor of Abdominal Imaging, a bestselling reference text, author of multiple textbooks, chapters, and research papers. Extensive clinical leadership experience in a high-volume service comprising 50 technologists at 10 sites read by ~110 radiologists. Protocols, QA, hiring, employee relations, interfacing with other leaders, referring physicians, and stakeholders. Strategic planning, negotiation, implementation of new technology. Extensive research leadership experience. Created multiple successful collaborations across academia, industry, startups. Founded the MGH Center for Ultrasound Research & Translation. Established research relationships with numerous corporations in imaging, pharmaceuticals, health IT, AI. Repeatedly secured competitive Federal research funding as PI - DoD, NIH (including R01 level funding). Secured multiple patents and generated extensive proprietary knowledge with partners. Translated research findings into clinical practice and translated algorithms into care.Chair, co-chair, or co-PI roles in multiple national consortia, including NIMBLE (liver disease), RSNA QIBA PEQUS (quantitative ultrasound), RSNA QIBA SWE (shear wave elastography), AIUM Community of Practice (artificial intelligence). Highly experienced with academic-industry-government partnerships, with a track record of driving productivity and collaborative research in complex multi-stakeholder organizations. Extensive experience with technology transition to industry and with executing at multiple levels: entrepreneur, board roles, consulting, with an emphasis on translational commercialization.