The Clinician–Artificial Intelligence Scientist: A Proposed Career Pathway in Medicine

As artificial intelligence transforms healthcare, a new interdisciplinary role is emerging: the clinician–AI scientist. This viewpoint explores how clinicians can combine medical expertise, artificial intelligence, data science, and implementation science to bridge the gap between AI innovation and meaningful clinical practice.
The article proposes strategies for clinicians, healthcare institutions, and professional organisations to develop this new career pathway and unlock the potential of AI for patient-centred, evidence-based healthcare.
📚 Published in: The Lancet Digital Health
📌 DOI: 10.1016/j.landig.2026.101077
🏆 Event: Scientists Research Awards

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