Andrea Doria

Co-founder of Mit Sloan Physicians Affinity Group @Mit Sloan School Of Management

Toronto, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2022 — Present

Co-founder of Mit Sloan Physicians Affinity Group @Mit Sloan School Of Management

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Who We Are: The MIT Sloan Physicians Group began as a way for physicians at MIT Sloan to meet, network, and collaborate. The group recognizes the importance of clinical training and practice which distinguishes physicians of all types from other healthcare leaders. The nature of our backgrounds and training gives physicians a unique and critical perspective on how to overcome challenges and promote positive change in healthcare delivery on a global level.My Role:I have been working with the Office of External Relations at the Sloan School of Management to organize those at MIT Sloan who have clinical training and experience and find meaningful ways to connect and interact. This will include having the support of the school, the ability to reach out to other physician alumni, and effective in-person and virtual meetings and forums.

EDUCATION

2017 — 2019

MIT Sloan School of Management

Master of Business Administration - MBA, Data Analytics, Healthcare and Sustainability

1994 — 1997

USP - Universidade de São Paulo

Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program

1986 — 1991

Universidade Federal do Paraná

Doctor of Medicine - MD

2001 — 2004

University of Toronto

MSc, Clinical Epidemiology

1996 — 2000

USP - Universidade de São Paulo

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Medical Clinical Sciences/Graduate Medical Studies

2000 — 2003

University of Toronto

Pediatric Radiology Fellowship Program

ABOUT ANDREA DORIA

Experienced leader and innovator physician in healthcare delivery and operations who merges experience in research and quality improvement.CREATING INFRASTRUCTURE AND SUSTAINABILITY AS A CLINICIAN-ADMINISTRATOR:Operations-Based: On-Going Projects: 1. Developing a discrete event simulator to evaluate the impact of the utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to streamline the workflow of patients on the Emergency and Diagnostic Imaging departments of a tertiary pediatric hospital. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Go-Lab Collaboration (Jan-May 2021 and 2022).2. Testing and Implementing the Use of Ultrafast 3-Tesla MRI for Diagnostic of Pediatric Appendicitis (Clinical-Research Project, 20••••22): under departmental review for clinical implementation. Reduced the length of stay of patients in the Emergency Department of SickKids from an average of 12 hours to 7 hours given the high negative predictive value of the technique.3. Implementing the Efficiency of a Tertiary Hospital MRI Service: Developing strategies to maximize efficiency of the MRI system by minimizing delays throughout the pipeline of functions of the system. Avoiding Waste in Research:\"System Dynamics\" Strategies to improve the completion rate of research projects conducted by residents and fellows of radiology focusing on completing tasks prior to starting new tasks: reduced number of incomplete research studies by fellowship from 40% to 10%(20•••••25. Developing a program on Education in Qualitative-Quantitative Leadership: funded by an RSNA Education Development Grant, “Towards Enhancing the Value of Imaging by Communicating With Data: Developing the Next Generation of LQ2 (Qualitative-quantitative Leaders)”. Operations-Based: Completed Projects:1. Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Pathology Process Redesign: a)Transition to a direct diagnosis entry system. Analysis + Solution: cost assessment of necessary hardware upgrades. b)Improvement of pathology case workflow through continuous processing. Analysis + Solution: proof-of-concept simulation model to assess potential impact of restructured system.2. Employee Satisfaction, Corporate Culture & Financial Performance: Wellington Management Company. Hackathon “Mobility and Sensing for All” (April 28, 2019): Engineers, designers, scientists and inventors of the MIT and Harvard communities brainstormed about projects that address challenges related to physical disabilities. Research-Based Projects:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=Doria+AS%5BAuthor%5D

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