Maja Artandi

Maja Artandi, MD, is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Medicine, Division of Primary Care and Population Health at Stanford University School of Medicine. She leads initiatives in primary care innovation, medical education, and patient-physician communication. Her administrative roles include Associate Vice Chief of Academic Affairs and Medical Director of Stanford’s Express Care Clinics. She co-founded the Stanford Ambulatory Care Excellence (ACE) Program and serves as Co-President of the international Society of Bedside Medicine.

Education & Training:

• Residency: Stanford University (2004)
• MD: Georg-August University, Germany (1997)
• Postdoctoral Fellowships: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (2000), Stanford University (2001)
• Board Certified: American Board of Internal Medicine (2004, 2014)

Research Focus: Dr. Artandi develops curricula to enhance patient-physician interactions, emphasizing communication skills, physical diagnosis, and clinical decision-making. She researches novel healthcare delivery models in urgent care and telemedicine, with recent work on AI-driven triage systems and virtual visit appropriateness. Her studies frequently examine immune responses in COVID-19 and post-acute sequelae.

Publication Trends: Recent articles focus on COVID-19 immunopathology, telemedicine efficacy, and AI applications in emergency medicine. Key themes include biomarkers for disease severity, antibody dynamics, and innovative healthcare technologies.

Honors & Awards:

• Innovation in Care Award (2021)
• Faculty of the Year (2020)
• Excellence in Service Award (2019)
• LEAHP Policy Scholar (2018-2019)
• Research Grant, Primary Care & Population Health (2017)

Mentorship & Leadership: As mentorship lead for her division, she advises medical students, residents, and faculty. She directs Stanford’s Advancing Communication Excellence program and chairs wellness initiatives for the American College of Physicians. Her grants include a 2017 research award for medical education innovation.

Professional Societies: Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (Edinburgh) and American College of Physicians; former President of the Society of General Internal Medicine (CA/HI); Board Member of the Society of Bedside Medicine.