RAMI DARAWSHEH
Innovating digital health at the intersection of medicine, AI, and equity.
Innovating digital health at the intersection of medicine, AI, and equity.
I am an M.D. candidate at UCSF (Class of 2028) and a public health graduate from UNC Chapel Hill (B.S., Health Policy and Management, 2024). My work sits at the crossroads of oncology, translational science, and product-focused digital health.
I have contributed to research spanning precision oncology, population oncology, and radiation oncology, with particular interests in diagnostics, pharmacology, genetics, and practical AI for clinicians and patients.
Beyond research, I focus on building tools that improve access to reliable health information for underserved communities.
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE (M.D.)
University of California, San Francisco
2024 - 2028
B.S. PUBLIC HEALTH (HEALTH POLICY & MANAGEMENT)
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2020 - 2024
SELECTED HONORS
Phi Beta Kappa • Robert E. McNair Scholar • Duke Amgen Scholar • Harvard BPH Summer Intern
I co-founded Olea Health to expand access to trusted health guidance in communities that are often underserved by traditional care systems.
Olea focuses on practical, patient-facing technology that connects people to up-to-date health education, care pathways, and navigation support, with a mission centered on global health access.
Publication list organized from your Google Scholar profile.
Large Language Models in Population Oncology
Opportunities and Challenges for Patient-Derived Models of Brain Tumors
Biochemical Safety of SBRT to Multiple Intrahepatic Lesions for HCC
Automated Computer Vision and Dose-Response Modeling Improve Throughput and Accuracy of an Ex Vivo Functional Precision Medicine Platform
Rapid Functional Drug Screening of Passage-Zero Patient Brain Tumor Tissues Ex Vivo: Results from a Clinical Feasibility Study
Symptomatic Radiation Necrosis After Concurrent Targeted Therapy and SRS
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