I am a board-certified clinical informaticist, primary care physician, and experienced health services investigator who is dedicated to transforming the way we deliver medical care. I have over 20 years of experience developing, studying, and implementing digital health interventions in primary care. My studies have included a systematic review of clinic-based computer-assisted instruction, randomized controlled trials of computer and web-based patient education programs/decision aids, and pilot studies with mobile devices in socioeconomically disadvantaged patient populations. Based on this experience, I developed an innovative software application called mPATH® with over $6M in highly competitive funding from the NIH. mPATH is an automated program for health systems that identifies patients who are overdue for screening, educates them about their options, and connects them with needed care. In a randomized-controlled trial published in the peer-reviewed medical literature, mPATH doubled the proportion of patients who completed cancer screening. I founded mPATH Health, a B2B software company, to further develop mPATH and make it broadly available to improve preventive care delivery.