Physician-scientist Chicago

Medicine, informed by data.

I use data and statistical learning to solve consequential problems in medicine and healthcare, with a focus on cardiovascular and metabolic disease.

Portrait of Kipp Johnson

Kipp W. Johnson, MD, PhDClinical medicine Data science

Research focus

Questions that matter at the bedside.

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Clinical medicine

Starting with the realities of patient care and the decisions clinicians face.

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Cardiometabolic health

Studying cardiovascular and metabolic disease across complex clinical populations.

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Data & statistical learning

Turning real-world health data into evidence that can improve care.

Selected work

Research at the intersection.

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A clinical perspective on computational medicine.

I am a physician in the physician-scientist training program in the Department of Medicine at Northwestern University.

Previously, I worked at Tempus Labs. I earned my MD and PhD at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, where I completed my doctoral work under the supervision of Joel Dudley, PhD.

Medicine Machine learning Cardiovascular research

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