Andrew Loza, MD, PhD

Andrew Loza is a physician-scientist whose research focuses on predictive analytics and population health. He received his PhD from Washington University in St. Louis in biophysics studying mechanisms of collective cell migration using time lapse microscopy, computer vision, and simulation. He completed his MD degree at the Yale University School of Medicine and residency in Internal Medicine – Pediatrics also at Yale. After residency, he completed a Clinical Informatics fellowship in the ACGME Yale/VA program and a postdoctoral fellowship in the VA Biomedical Informatics program. He is an Instructor in the Department of Biomedical Informatics and Data Science and Department of Pediatrics.

The Loza Lab focuses on development of statistical and deep learning methods to leverage Real-World Data to improve clinical care with a focus on multimodal medical foundation models.