Dr. Andrew Wilson (VA Scholar) is a neurology resident at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. He obtained his undergraduate degree with a major in neuroscience and mathematics from Vanderbilt University. He earned his medical degree from Baylor College of Medicine and his MBA with a specialty in healthcare from Rice University Jones School of Business. Currently, he serves as a resident informaticist working on EPIC electronic health record improvement projects. He also serves on the Housestaff Quality Improvement Council where he works on creating and implementing quality improvement projects.

Career Interests: Dr. Wilson is interested in analyzing the performance of Accountable Care Organizations in hopes of restructuring healthcare delivery systems both locally and nationally. In addition, he is interested in incorporating telehealth into his practice to improve cost, quality, and access of neurologic care.

Research Interests: As a Scholar, he is interested in evaluating effectiveness of innovative care models, managing the change process of an organization when adopting new care models, and informing local and national policies to support and accelerate innovation.