M.S.
Experience before abstraction.
From December 2022 to August 2024 I worked as a caregiver in Oregon for special needs and ventilator-dependent adults, helping with daily living and medications for 5 to 7 patients a week.
AboutMosisa Saba
Where care meets systems.
I’m a senior at USC and the founder of Synic AI. I do research on clinical AI and caregiving, and I write on Medium. I’m based in Los Angeles.
Four threads
One practice, four threads.
The work crosses disciplines, but I keep asking the same thing: how do knowledge, technology and institutions make care more human instead of more distant?
What the note keeps.
My preregistered preprint, The Narrative Fidelity Framework, tests whether AI clinical notes keep what patients say across 536 encounters. I’m also lead author on a scoping review, with USC Norris Medical Library, of the healthcare tasks unpaid family caregivers do at home.
Tools shaped by workflow.
Synic AI builds healthcare tools for people outside big systems: clinical documentation for independent physicians, Synic Evidence for anyone with a health question, Synic Dental and Synic Relay. I also edit Truvace, a public record of AI’s impact.
Ideas with human consequences.
My essays move through medical science, healthcare AI, history, travel and philosophy. My first public piece was a petition I wrote at 15. You can read the rest on Medium.
Résumé
“What matters is not only what a system can do, but who it remembers.”
The résumé has the details: education, research, Synic AI, caregiving and certifications.