Harrison Kaplan

Developed a vector-based RAG application using the OpenAI API with a companion iOS app to help providers find information in hospital guidelines. Was a finalist in the Baylor College of Medicine 2025 Shark Tank first round.

Provided clinical oversight for the implementation of a data analytics platform in an emergency general surgery program. Worked within a large non-for-profit hospital setting.

Co-founded a healthcare media company focused on simplifying healthcare concepts, reaching ~15,000 users. Developed a Python/Flask website with an education platform, archives, and an automated subscription/referral system.

Served as an inaugural innovation track resident. Will begin a 2-year innovation period starting in July 2025.

Updated algorithms for analyzing insurance claims data to utilize Apache Spark for improved efficiency. Contributed as a member of the data science team.

Developed a web-application to analyze electronic research logs, detecting similar projects and compounds. Notified researchers to promote collaboration and reduce redundancy.

Served as the Chief of MIT EMS from 2018-2019, achieving the fastest promotion to supervisor. Volunteered 4,700 hours, responded to 685 emergencies, and managed a ~50 person EMS agency.

Researched and prototyped affordable do-it-yourself medical devices. Adapted existing devices for people with disabilities, including a rowing monitor, wheelchair push tracker, and interactive makerspace.

Completed a Doctor of Medicine degree. Focused on medical studies and clinical practices.

Activities and societies: Thesis: Predicting Clinical Data in Cancer Patients Using Gene Expression Levels

Earned a B.S. in Computer Science and Molecular Biology. Completed a thesis on predicting clinical data in cancer patients using gene expression levels.