Leveraging AI at the point of car...

Leveraging AI at the point of care with Dr. Thomas Osborne Live from AMCAIM 2025

The American College of Artificial Intelligence and Medicine by Melvin Speisman
S2 · E1
Jan 5, 2026
54:43

Episode notes

In this episode, we feature a compelling talk from Dr. Thomas Osborne, a physician-leader working at the forefront of healthcare, technology, and innovation. Dr. Osborne serves as Chief Medical Officer at Microsoft Federal and is an adjunct Clinical Professor at Stanford Health Care, where his work focuses on translating emerging technologies into real-world clinical impact.

With deep experience spanning medicine, AI, digital health, and enterprise strategy, Dr. Osborne explores how artificial intelligence can be responsibly and effectively leveraged at the point of care—where clinical decisions matter most. His talk highlights practical applications of AI, predictive analytics, and data-driven decision-making to improve patient outcomes, clinician workflows, and healthcare system efficiency.

Throughout his career, Dr. Osborne has led large-scale healthcare initiatives, advised on multimillion-dollar partnerships, and helped organizations navigate the opportunities and responsibilities of AI in medicine. His perspective bridges clinical practice, innovation, and leadership, offering a grounded yet forward-looking view of how AI can enhance—not replace—human-centered care.

This session is a must-listen for clinicians, healthcare leaders, technologists, and anyone interested in the future of AI-enabled medicine.

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