Dr. Sophia Sidhu

Sophia Sidhu, MD, MS (Epidemiology & Clinical Research, Stanford) is a physician and researcher with deep expertise in clinical study design, real-world data analysis, and evidence-based product development. She brings frontline hospital experience from her internship year at USC alongside rigorous epidemiologic training to advance healthcare innovation. Dr. Sidhu has led large-scale real-world evidence research, querying over 300,000-patient NIH datasets to model complex drug-disease associations and identify novel clinical risk factors. Her published work spans epidemiology, clinical informatics, and evidence-based medtech design, with particular expertise in patient-reported outcomes, assistive technology adoption, and clinical validation frameworks. Dr. Sidhu earned her MD from UC San Diego and MS in Epidemiology & Clinical Research from Stanford. She completed her internship year in Ophthalmology at USC / Los Angeles General Medical Center and was recognized with the Excellence in Ophthalmology Award during medical school.