Matt Aldrich

Matt Aldrich, MD, is a Clinical Professor at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), affiliated with the School of Medicine and Department of Critical Care Medicine. His roles include faculty positions at UCSF locations such as Mount Zion and Parnassus. His research focuses on critical care medicine, postoperative respiratory failure, and predictive modeling in healthcare. He collaborates on studies involving anesthesia, clinical decision support systems, and hospital-acquired conditions. Key contributions include developing predictive models for postoperative respiratory failure and analyzing risk factors for hospital-acquired pressure injuries.

Education: M.D. from Stanford University School of Medicine (2003). Aldrich’s work emphasizes translational research, integrating clinical data with predictive analytics to improve patient outcomes. His recent publications address ventilator management in ARDS, ethical healthcare proxy roles, and interprofessional care in ICU settings.

Awards: No specific awards listed. Grants and funding include NIH grants (e.g., K01 HL168222, R01 EB035028) supporting his research in predictive modeling and critical care innovations.