Henry Chueh

Henry Chueh has had a diverse range of work experiences. Henry started their career as the Director of The Laboratory of Computer Science at Massachusetts General Hospital in 1999. Prior to this, they held the role of Attending Physician, Internal Medicine Associates at Massachusetts General Hospital since 1992. Additionally, they served as the Chief of Division of Biomedical Informatics at an unspecified time at Massachusetts General Hospital. In 2010, Henry Chueh co-founded Twistle, a company they are currently involved in. Henry also served as an Advisor for The Angiogenesis Foundation starting in 2009.

Henry Chueh pursued their education in a systematic manner, beginning with their high school education at Northbrook High School, the details of which were not provided. Following that, they enrolled at Harvard University, where they completed their Bachelor of Arts (AB) degree in Biology between the years 1980 and 1984.

Afterwards, Chueh continued their academic journey at both the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard Medical School. At MIT, they obtained a Master of Science (MS) degree in Medical Informatics, which they pursued concurrently with their medical studies at Harvard Medical School. Chueh successfully completed their Medical Doctorate (MD) degree at Harvard Medical School.

The provided information does not mention any specific obtained month or year for any additional certifications. However, it is noted that Henry Chueh holds a Board Certification in Internal Medicine conferred by the American Board of Internal Medicine.