Dr. Natalie Htet

Biography

Natalie Htet is a board-certified physician specializing in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care Medicine. She earned her undergraduate degrees in Biochemistry and Neuroscience from the University of California, Los Angeles, followed by a master’s degree in Physiological Science also from UCLA. Dr. Htet obtained her M.D. from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, where she completed her Emergency Medicine residency at Advocate Christ Medical Center. She then pursued a Critical Care fellowship at Stanford University, where she currently practices in the Emergency Department and the Medical Intensive Care Unit. Dr. Htet is deeply involved in medical education, serving as ACGME faculty for residency and fellowship programs, and co-directing the Critical Care Ultrasound Program for fellows. Her research interests include improving care for critically ill patients through health system strategies, genetic phenotyping in septic shock, and enhancing critical care ultrasound education. Her career goal is to integrate artificial intelligence to improve ultrasound diagnostics for critically ill patients.

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