Carly Noel, DO, MPH

Carly Noel, DO, MPH, the new President of the ACIF Executive Board, is an Internal Medicine & Pediatrics Physician and Clinical Informatics Fellow at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. She works clinically in hospital medicine on the adult care service. She completed her undergraduate studies at Tulane University, where she stayed and completed a Master's Degree in Public Health (Epidemiology) from the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. She attended a Med/Peds residency at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis before joining Cincinnati Children's for a fellowship. As a fellow, she is particularly interested in pediatric to adult healthcare transitions with a focus on interoperability. In her spare time, she loves to travel, paint, and spend time with her husband and dog Marty.

Minh Phan, MD

Minh Phan, the VP & CIPD Match Committee Delegate, is a fellow in the University of Arizona Clinical Informatics Fellowship Program. He holds a BS in Pathobiology from the University of Connecticut and an MD from the University of Massachusetts Medical School. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine. Dr. Phan’s informatics interests include enterprise AI implementation, ambient dictation, clinician burnout, optimization of physician workflows, analytics, and clinical decision support.
In his free time, he has many interests, including rowing, cooking, playing video games, and spoiling his wife and their two cats.

Eric Moyer, MD

Eric Moyer, MD, the Chair of Communications, is a second-year Clinical Informatics fellow and Emergency Medicine physician at Rush University Medical Center. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biomedical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis, and then completed both medical school and his emergency medicine residency at Rush. His clinical informatics interests include clinical decision support, research, and improving emergency department operations.

Priyanka Solanki, MD

Priyanka Solanki, Chair of Community Outreach, is a clinical informatics fellow and board-certified internal medicine physician at NYU. She first became interested in clinical informatics after getting frustrated by fragmented workflows and therapeutic alliances with not just my patients, but also the EHR. In fellowship, she is interested in leveraging AI to improve patient health literacy and creating clinical decision support to enhance cardiology workflows. She hopes to use this year on ACIF to improve the visibility of CI fellowships across the country through hosting regular webinars, collaborating with other ACIF members, and (hopefully) creating ethical AI policies.

Aydin Zahedivash, MD, MBA

Aydin Zahedivash, Chair of Education and CIPD Curriculum delegate, will be helping to coordinate our fellows’ Virtual Case Conference series, and will aid the CIPD Curriculum committee in developing the national clinical informatics fellowship curriculum and the Fellows’ Retreat at CIC. In addition to being a physician, he is an educator and engineer whose interests lie at the intersection of technology, health equity, and children’s health. Aydin completed his undergraduate degree in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin and went on to complete an MD and MBA at the University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School and McCombs School of Business. He has contributed to the medical technology space as a researcher, mentor, inventor, and consultant in both academic and private industry settings. He is a project coach and part of the teaching team within the Biodesign Digital Health Group and is leading a study exploring the role of wearable devices for arrhythmia event monitors in children. He is currently a clinical informatics fellow and is passionate about designing digital solutions to integrate and distribute access to care.

Kevin Ly, MD

Kevin Ly, MD is the ACIF's Co Chair of Marketing and Social Media and CIPD Marketing Committee Delegate. He is a Family Medicine Physician and Clinical Informatics Fellow at Geisinger Health. He works clinically in primary care in Central Pennsylvania. He completed his undergraduate studies in Biology at the New Jersey Institute of Technology as a part of their 7 year BA/MD with St. George's University. He completed his family medicine residency at Rutgers RWJ Family Medicine Residency Program at CentraState Medical Center and went on to work for Geisinger as a primary care physician before starting his Clinical Informatics Fellowship at Geisinger. His clinical informatics interests include clinical decision support, implementation, governance, and research.

Sristi Sharma, M.D, M.P.H

Sristi Sharma, M.D, M.P.H, ACIF's Co-Chair of Marketing and Social Media, is a 2nd year clinical informatics fellow at UCSF. A board-certified Preventive Medicine physician, she provides STD/HIV care to high-risk populations and is passionate about using technology and data to improve access to care.
During her fellowship, Sristi is focused on enterprise-level strategies to leverage clinical informatics for population health improvement, with a particular interest in data governance, evidence-based data use, and scalable digital health solutions.

Sristi is deeply passionate about media. She has worked with ABC Network’s Medical Unit during her residency and continues to serve as an occasional on-camera medical expert for ABC10 (Sacramento). She also leverages social media to encourage physicians to address misinformation by participating in digital conversations with patients and communities.

Timothy Raissian, M.D.

Timothy Raissian, M.D., is the ACIF Chair of Networking & AMIA ACIF Working Group Delegate. He is an Emergency Medicine physician and Clinical Informatics fellow at HonorHealth in Scottsdale, AZ. After practicing emergency medicine for over a decade, he shifted his focus toward informatics, with particular interests in AI, predictive analytics, and quality improvement. His approach blends clinical expertise with a strong background in Lean Six Sigma and workflow optimization.

As the ACIF Chair of Networking and ACIF Working Group Delegate, Tim is excited to focus on building meaningful connections across the informatics community. This year, his goals include expanding the mentor-mentee program, ensuring impactful general and e-board meetings at both the AMIA Annual Symposium and Clinical Informatics Conference, and creating opportunities for informal connection, whether that’s over coffee or a happy hour with fellow board members.

Leo Arko MD, MS, FAANS

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