David Artz

David Artz, M.D., M.B.A., is an Associate Professor of Population Health Sciences (Courtesy) at Weill Cornell Medicine and a Senior Health Administration Fellow at the Bloustein School (Rutgers University). He specializes in healthcare economics, healthcare informatics, and precision medicine policy. His professional roles include practicing Internal Medicine in New Jersey, serving as a former Chief Medical Information Officer at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and founding two companies developing informatics solutions for precision medicine. He has also advised the National Cancer Institute and NIH Clinical Center.

• Education:
  • M.D., West Virginia School of Medicine
  • M.B.A., Northwestern University
  • B.S., University of Rochester
• Research Interests: Focuses on healthcare economics, precision medicine payment models, and informatics-driven healthcare policy. His work integrates clinical practice with administrative systems to improve healthcare delivery and policy. He emphasizes data-driven strategies for precision medicine and healthcare system optimization.
• Professional Experience:
  • Strategy consultant for health systems and pharmaceutical companies
  • External advisor to NCI surveillance programs and NIH informatics departments
  • Leader in healthcare informatics innovation through company formations