Bradley Iott

Bradley Iott is a Research Assistant Professor in the Department of General Internal Medicine at the University of Michigan Medical School. His work focuses on health informatics, social determinants of health, and healthcare policy.

• PhD in Information Science & Health Services Organization and Policy (HSOP) (2021)
• MS in Physiology (2016)
• MPH in Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology (2014)
• BA in Anthropology with Minor in Urban Studies (2013)

Iott’s research interests include Health Informatics, Social Determinants of Health, Precision Health, Organizational Studies, and Mixed Methods Research. He explores the intersection of technology and healthcare equity, emphasizing the role of clinical information systems and social care integration.

His recent publications analyze trends in telehealth accessibility, social care services, and data-driven healthcare policies, with a focus on disparities among non-English-speaking patients and older adults. Iott also investigates the use of structured/unstructured data in electronic health records and the impact of hospital DEI initiatives.

Iott is affiliated with the Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation, the e-Health and Artificial Intelligence Initiative, and the AI and Digital Health Innovation center. He is available to mentor and contributes to continuous quality improvement projects in specialty care settings.