I’m Marissa. I solve problems
and build things.
Surgeon by training. Researcher by habit. Builder because sometimes the thing I need does not exist yet.
See the work↓Selected projects
Built to be used, not admired.Evidence intelligence
Verastar
A literature-monitoring workspace that helps clinicians see what changed, trace the evidence, and decide what actually matters.Research workflow
PaperTrellis
A calmer place to write your next paper, keep the context around it, and move research from an interesting idea into real work.Clinician education
StatUp
Statistics and AI literacy for clinicians who need to question the analysis, understand the output, and use it well.Field notes, eventually
I may write here.
I may not.
No content treadmill. No forced takes. When there’s something worth working through in public, it will live here.
Currently thinking about
- 01What makes an AI workflow trustworthy in actual clinical practice?
- 02How do we turn literature surveillance into better decisions?
- 03What should every physician understand about data and models?
About
Marissa Famularo, DOMy work moves between operating rooms, datasets, and half-built ideas.
I’m a vascular surgeon and limb-preservation leader, a health data science graduate student, a researcher, and an enthusiastic builder of tools for clinicians.
I care about evidence that can be inspected, AI that earns trust in the workflow, and work that improves patient care before it becomes a slide deck.
Contact
Selected opportunitiesLet’s talk.
For speaking, research collaboration, clinical AI, product advising, or physician education, email is the best way to reach me.