Physician and writer
Sarah Gebauer, MD, is a practicing anesthesiologist and palliative care physician, trained at Stanford and UCSF. She ran quality at her hospital, then helped lead RAND's work testing frontier AI models. She now writes about how we judge whether a doctor, or a machine, is good enough.
Dr. Gebauer's work sits where patient care meets measurement. As a clinician she has seen how hospitals, boards and online reviews grade doctors. As a researcher she has tested some of the most powerful AI models in use today. Her question is the same in both places: does the test measure what matters?
She writes and speaks about:
Book in progress
Is Your Doctor Any Good?
A guide for patients on what quality in medicine really means and how to find it.
More in her newsletter, Machine Learning for MDs, and in her KevinMD essays.
Dr. Gebauer gives talks and interviews and comments on doctor quality and healthcare AI, in person or by video. Editors and producers hear back within two business days.
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