Adrian Zai

Dr. Adrian Zai is a prominent figure in the field of healthcare informatics, currently holding the position of Chief Research Informatics Officer and Associate Professor of Population & Quantitative Health Sciences at UMass Medical School.

With an extensive educational background, Dr. Zai has a High School Diploma from European School Mol, an MD-PhD in Medicine from Boston University School of Medicine, an MPH in Healthcare Management from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and a BA in Chemistry from Boston University.

Throughout his career, Dr. Zai has been associated with reputable organizations such as the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, and SRG Technology, where he held various roles ranging from Chief Medical Informatics Officer to Assistant Professor of Medicine.

His expertise in research informatics is evident through his role as the director of the Research Informatics Core at UMass Medical School, showcasing his leadership and commitment to advancing healthcare through innovative informatics solutions.

Prior to his current position, Dr. Zai has contributed significantly to the field, serving as an Advisory Board Member at HIMSS, Director of Digital Health Clinical Trials at MGH Center for Innovation in Digital Healthcare, and Research Director at MGB Digital Health eCare at Mass General Brigham, among other notable roles.

With a wealth of experience in healthcare informatics, academia, and clinical settings, Dr. Adrian Zai stands as a respected professional driving impactful change in the healthcare industry.