Thomas Savage, MD is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine. His research centers around artificial intelligence applications for clinical medicine and operations. He leverages his programming experience and background in natural language processing to develop innovative solutions for clinical practice. He specializes in fine tuning large language models, conversational AI, and EHR search methods.
Dr. Savage received his MD from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and completed his internal medicine residency at Stanford University Hospital. His work has been featured in NEJM Catalyst, NPJ Digital Medicine, JAMA, JAMIA, and Academic Medicine.
Senior Fellow
Thomas Savage, MD
- Assistant Professor, Medicine, Perelman School of Medicine
Related Content
In The Media Physician's Weekly
People With Disabilities Often Feel Disrespected By Health Care Workers
Interview
In The Media Time
Researchers And Doctors Rally For Science Against Trump Administration Cuts
Interview
In The Media Vox
Trump Is On Track To Ditch A Time- Tested Approach To Combating Homelessness
Interview
In The Media HealthLeaders Media
Payouts Over Patients: A New Study Reveals Healthcare’s Financial Priorities
Interview
Research Brief: Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plans Linked to Use of Inferior Hospice Care
People Dually Eligible for Medicare and Medicaid are More Likely to Get Care From Poorer Quality Hospices
First-Of-Its-Kind Trial Shows Promise of Coordinating Child Asthma Care Across a City
Community Health Workers Link Care In Homes, Schools, and Clinics in Philadelphia
In The Media Yahoo
How Republicans Plan To Use ‘Weird Accounting’ To Pass $4 Trillion In Tax Cuts
Interview
In The Media Medical Xpress
Exploring The Role Of AI in Palliative Care And Decision-Making
Interview