Arash Anoshiravani

Arash Anoshiravani is a Clinical Associate Professor in Pediatrics - Adolescent Medicine at Stanford University and a member of the Maternal & Child Health Research Institute (MCHRI). He holds roles such as Clinical Informatics Physician at Stanford Children's Health and Medical Director of the Stanford Children's Health Teen Van. His administrative leadership includes directing the Alameda County Juvenile Justice Center and serving as Chief of Adolescent Medicine at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland until 2019.

Education includes a BA from Stanford University (1994), Medical Degree from Harvard Medical School (1999), and an MPH from UCLA (2000). He completed a fellowship in Adolescent Medicine at Stanford (2008) and is board certified in Adolescent Medicine and Clinical Informatics.

Research focuses on high-risk youth, adolescent health services, and juvenile justice system health needs. Notable projects include developing digital tools for behavioral health screening and improving EHR access for families of adolescents with diminished capacity. Awards include the Resident Teaching Award (2003) and Phi Beta Kappa distinction (1994).

He advises on grants addressing unmet mental health needs in juvenile detention systems and collaborates with organizations like Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. His lab focuses on intersecting clinical informatics with adolescent health equity.