Chancey L. Christenson

Chancey L. Christenson, M.D., MPH is a Physician Scientist in the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida. He is board-certified in clinical pathology, transfusion medicine, and clinical informatics, with specialized qualifications in apheresis procedures. Dr. Christenson completed his medical education at Tulane University School of Medicine, followed by residency at Tulane Medical Center and fellowships in Transfusion Medicine at New York Blood Center/Columbia University and Clinical Informatics at Geisinger Health System.

His research focuses on:

• Advanced apheresis applications for stem cell collection and transplant management
• Novel therapeutic uses of apheresis technology for COVID-19 sequelae
• HLA platelet program development
• Epic EHR optimization and workflow design
• Generative adversarial networks in medical informatics

Dr. Christenson's recent publications demonstrate multidisciplinary work spanning hematology complications, AI readiness in pathology, and transfusion therapies. His 2019-2025 articles reflect strong focus on thrombotic disorders, vaccine safety, and informatics infrastructure for clinical decision support.

He holds significant institutional leadership roles including:

• Chair of MAK System Coordinating Council
• Co-Chair of Mayo Clinic Florida Clinical Informatics Committee
• Member of Laboratory System Oversight Committee
• Committee positions in national organizations including CAP and HIMSS