Dr. Jehi is professor of neurology at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, and Chief Research Information Officer for the Cleveland Clinic Health System. In this role, she works closely with information technology, research, finance and other departments to organize and optimize the Cleveland Clinic’s digital infrastructure and computational research strategy to better support research activities and accelerate new treatments for patients. She is currently spearheading multi-institutional National Institutes of Health-funded grants focused on data science, and individualized outcome prediction. She is the principal investigator of Cleveland Clinic’s Bio-repository, and the Executive Program Lead for the Discovery Accelerator, a strategic partnership between Cleveland Clinic and IBM to accelerate research and innovation leveraging high performance computing, artificial intelligence and Quantum computing. She is the vice-chair of Cleveland Clinic’s Institutional Review Board, Chair of Cleveland Clinic’s center for Computational Life Sciences, and Chair of Cleveland Clinic’s Data Advisory Council. 

She chairs several key commissions in national and international professional societies, has more than 190 peer-reviewed publications, 10 book chapters and is a regular reviewer for NIH study sections. In addition to her medical training in epilepsy, she holds a Master’s degree in Health Care Delivery Science from Dartmouth College.