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Ai in Critical Care LIVE from AMCAIM 2025
Patrick Smith, MD is a board-certified internal medicine physician and nocturnist with frontline experience in high-acuity hospital environments. Currently serving at the San Francisco VA Medical Center and as a clinical instructor with UCSF Health Sciences, Dr. Smith brings a rare blend of real-world critical care practice and academic insight to the evolving role of artificial intelligence in hospitals. With training from the Cleveland Clinic and West Suburban Medical Center, and a background in biophysics from the University of San Diego, he offers a uniquely technical and practical perspective on how AI can enhance decision-making, workflow efficiency, and patient safety in critical care—both today and in the years ahead.
Don Teed, MD is an ICU and Internal Medicine attending physician at West Suburban Medical Center in Oak Park, Illinois, where he cares for critically ill patients on the front lines of hospital medicine. With training that spans general surgery, internal medicine residency, and a medical degree from Michigan State University, Dr. Teed brings a broad, systems-level understanding of how hospitals function under pressure. His perspective on artificial intelligence is grounded in real-world critical care—exploring how AI can support clinicians, improve patient outcomes, and reduce cognitive load in some of the most demanding environments in medicine.
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