Public Biography
Dr. Lozovatsky is a nationally recognized leader in healthcare informatics and has a passion for using technology to improve patient care. Dr. Lozovatsky is a member of the Advisory Board for the Association of Medical Directors of Information Systems. In 2021, she was inducted as a Fellow of the American Medical Informatics Association (FAMIA). In 2023, Dr. Lozovatsky received the HIMSS-AMDIS Changemaker in Health Care Physician Executive Award and in 2025 she received the AIMed Leader of the Year Award. Dr. Lozovatsky is one of the inaugural members of the Physician Advisory Board at Epic and currently sits on the Epic Signal Advisory Group. Dr. Lozovatsky also serves as a pediatric hospitalist at Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she continues to care for patients. She is board-certified in Pediatrics and Clinical Informatics.
Dr. Lozovatsky’s most recent role was as the CMIO and VP of Digital Health Innovations at the American Medical Association. Before joining the AMA, Dr. Lozovatsky was the Chief Health Informatics Officer and Senior Vice President for Novant Health, where she was the executive physician leader overseeing clinical informatics across a 15-hospital system with 750+ clinics. Dr. Lozovatsky led a team that created a strategic vision for the use of clinical technology and explored areas where digital solutions and AI can be utilized to improve the patient experience and promote clinician wellness.
Dr. Lozovatsky has a broad range of experience with clinical technology, digital health, and AI. After receiving her undergraduate degree in computer science from Marquette University and earning her medical degree from the University of Wisconsin, she began her career as a pediatric hospitalist at NorthShore University Health System. There, she also pursued a career in healthcare informatics, leading efforts to improve documentation and inpatient optimization. Dr. Lozovatsky later worked as a Medical Director of Information Systems at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles. In that role, she focused on improving physician efficiency, EMR optimization, and the development of tools to improve pediatric care. Dr. Lozovatsky subsequently served in a variety of leadership roles at BJC Health Care and Washington University in St. Louis, including Chief Medical Information Officer for Child Health, the Vice Chair of Clinical Informatics for the Department of Pediatrics, and Program Director of the Clinical Informatics Fellowship.
Dr. Lozovatsky’s most recent role was as the CMIO and VP of Digital Health Innovations at the American Medical Association. Before joining the AMA, Dr. Lozovatsky was the Chief Health Informatics Officer and Senior Vice President for Novant Health, where she was the executive physician leader overseeing clinical informatics across a 15-hospital system with 750+ clinics. Dr. Lozovatsky led a team that created a strategic vision for the use of clinical technology and explored areas where digital solutions and AI can be utilized to improve the patient experience and promote clinician wellness.
Dr. Lozovatsky has a broad range of experience with clinical technology, digital health, and AI. After receiving her undergraduate degree in computer science from Marquette University and earning her medical degree from the University of Wisconsin, she began her career as a pediatric hospitalist at NorthShore University Health System. There, she also pursued a career in healthcare informatics, leading efforts to improve documentation and inpatient optimization. Dr. Lozovatsky later worked as a Medical Director of Information Systems at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles. In that role, she focused on improving physician efficiency, EMR optimization, and the development of tools to improve pediatric care. Dr. Lozovatsky subsequently served in a variety of leadership roles at BJC Health Care and Washington University in St. Louis, including Chief Medical Information Officer for Child Health, the Vice Chair of Clinical Informatics for the Department of Pediatrics, and Program Director of the Clinical Informatics Fellowship.
Affiliations
Fellows of AMIA (FAMIA)
FAMIA stands for “Fellow of the American Medical Informatics Association” and it recognizes the contributions and professional accomplishments of AMIA members who apply informatics skills and knowledge to their practice – be that in a clinical setting, a public or population health capacity, or as a clinical researcher.
Year Inducted
2020