Jason D. Greenwood, M.D., M.S.

Jason Derek Greenwood, M.D., M.S., is an assistant professor of family medicine and Director of Clinical Informatics and Artificial Intelligence at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, where he cares for people throughout Rochester and surrounding areas. Dr. Greenwood specializes in comprehensive primary care for individuals and families, with a focus on preventive health and chronic disease management. He integrates clinical practice with innovative research in informatics and artificial intelligence to improve patient outcomes and support high-risk populations.

Dr. Greenwood believes in partnering with patients: "We as clinicians are fortunate that patients allow us on this wild ride of life. I aim to partner with them and act as a navigator to their goals in health and wellness while allowing the patient the autonomy to make their own decisions."

Areas of expertise

Dr. Greenwood provides personalized care across a wide range of patient needs, with emphasis on long-term health and evidence-based treatments.

• Chronic disease management: Heart disease, asthma, obesity, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, and gout
• Preventive care: Wellness visits, screenings, and strategies tailored to individual risk profiles
• Child wellness: Growth and development monitoring for infants, children, and adolescents
• Skin procedures: Dermatology interventions for lesions and biopsies
• Joint injections: Targeted treatments for pain and mobility support
• Behavioral health: Support and management for depression and anxiety

Research and professional highlights

Dr. Greenwood's academic work centers on public health, patient risk stratification, and the integration of artificial intelligence into clinical workflows. His research includes clinical informatics and translational approaches to improve care delivery and population health management. He serves as a consultant in Family Medicine and as Director of Clinical Informatics and Artificial Intelligence for the department, advancing the role of technology in improving patient safety and quality of care.

Dr. Greenwood received his masters degree in electrical engineering and worked for companies such as IBM before he received his medical degree from University of North Dakota. He completed his Family Medicine residency and additional fellowship training as a Mayo Clinic Scholar in Clinical Informatics at Mayo Clinic. Dr. Greenwood has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications on topics ranging from AI-enabled patient care solutions and predictive modeling to chronic disease management strategies. He also holds two patents from a his previous life as an electrical/computer engineer.