Jessica Pourian Md Email & Phone Number

California, United States

• Lead a national organization representing ACGME-accredited clinical informatics fellows and alumni.
• Foster mentorship, career guidance, advocacy, and networking for hundreds of clinical informatics fellows nationwide.
• Organize and oversee educational and professional development initiatives, including monthly newsletters, virtual case conferences, and industry talks.
• Promote the field of clinical informatics through media efforts, including social media, podcasts, and website management.
• Facilitate community outreach, mentor/mentee programs, and networking events to support fellows’ career growth and collaboration.
• Advocate for the specialty of clinical informatics and reinforce the benefits of the fellowship pathway.

San Francisco, California, United States

• Second year clinical informatics fellow interested in user interfaces, artificial intelligence for physician support, and data analytics
• Led project on automated paging for timely renewal of pediatric restraint orders at UCSF, utilizing SQL and R for data analysis, resulting in institution-wide change.
• Spearheaded development of patient and provider guides on data sharing tools in Epic at UCSF, facilitating improved data privacy practices across the institution.
• Pilot physician user in the Ambience AI scribe pilot in pediatric emergency rooms, contributed to metrics development, collated feedback, member of strategy committee
• Core member of UCSF Intelligent InBasket prompt engineering team—developed and refined GPT-powered MyChart message prompts, collated feedback, and presented at governance meetings.
• Collaborated on monitoring pediatric trainee efficiency using EHR audit logs via Tableau and Qualtrics, analysis conducted in R and Excel. Manuscript in progress.

Providence, Rhode Island, United States

• Completed residency in pediatrics
• Received award "Champion of the Learning Environment" for excellence in teaching medical students
• Sole resident representative on Physician Informatics Committee for 3 years
• Owned a QI project expanding lead screening in primary care clinic by implementing a best practice alert for physicians
• Conducted two research projects supporting LGBTQ+ health in the adolescent clinic with regards to how sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) data is collected in clinic and then stored in the electronic medical.

La Jolla, CA

• Volunteer biweekly at an outpatient pediatrics clinic in an underserved area of San Diego
• Activities and leadership positions: Student Council Director of Professional Interests; Medical Education Technology Liaison; Mind, Brain, Behavior Course Representative; Co-President of SIGN (Student Interest Group.
• Electives: Intersections of LGBTQ Health, Free Clinic, Business in Medicine, Clinical Nutrition

San Francisco Bay Area

• Senior analyst at a boutique strategy consulting firm operating across healthcare industry sectors, including biopharmaceuticals, medical devices, and diagnostics.
• Extensive experience in oncology, respiratory, and orphan diseases
• Performed market research, competitive landscape assessments, due diligence, financial modeling, and pipeline data analysis on a variety of cases
• Conducted and synthesized primary and secondary research
• Member of Forecasting and Business Analytics internal committee
• Previous position: Analyst

MIT

• Worked extensively with children with autism ages 5-12 and their families; running kids on behavioral tasks, accompanying them for their fMRI scans, and entering their respective data into the project database
• Organized and assisted in running multiple fMRI experiments on the neural perception of sound and the neuronal differences in children with autism
• Analyzed raw fMRI data with FSLView and MATLAB

MIT

• Managed staff of over 190 editors and writers in putting together a twice-weekly newspaper that reached 20,000 readers
• Trained new staff on how to write an effective stories, lead seminars in addition to running regular editor meetings
• Proofread, edited the entire paper with night editing team four times a week (over 35 hours a week)
• Facilitated communication between MIT’s top officials and the student body
• Conducted interviews, researched topics, and wrote several stories each semester for the news department. Wrote editorials.
• Created and executed 5-day pre-orientation program “Discover Journalism” for incoming freshmen to provide students with a fun and educational introduction to MIT.

MIT

• Habituated, cared for and trained rats to press a series of levers to learn about habit formation in the brain
• Built intricate 24-tetrode headstages under a microscope for implantation into rats to record brain activity
• Performed and assisted in injection and implantation surgery in rats
• Extensive work with clustering cutting, analysis of raw recording data

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Brain And Cognitive Sciences, Minor In Music

Md, Medicine

Pediatrics Residency Program

Fellowship, Clinical Informatics