Mark Moubarek, M.D.

Clinical Informatics Fellow, PGY-6

Medical School:
University of Iowa, Carver College of Medicine

Residency:
University of California Davis, Emergency Medicine

Personal Interests:
Spending time with my 2 dogs, Samwise and Pippin. I am a terrible but enthusiastic golfer. Visiting family and friends in southern California which invariably involves lawn games and BBQ.

Reason for Choosing UC Davis:
Absolutely loved my time as a Resident at UC Davis! I was thrilled with the opportunity to give back to the institution that fostered my growth as a physician and continue serving the community I live in is a dream come true. Being able to do this while being able to continue to deepen my interests and knowledge in a new field (informatics) is exactly what I was looking for in a fellowship program. UC Davis was my top choice and I’m excited for what the future brings!

Clinical Interests

• Workflow Process Improvement
• Quality Improvement
• EMR Optimization

Research Interests

Behavior modification of clinicians through EMR systems, interface, and applications. Optimization of clinician workflows. Change management.

CV Highlights / Brief Biography

UC Davis Department of Emergency Medicine

• Chief Resident
• ’21-‘22 Resident MVP Award -  Annual departmental award presented to one graduating resident per cohort in recognition of unique and substantial contributions for the benefit of the residency program and fellow residents during their time in residency.

Publications, Abstracts and/or Posters

"Do Attending EPs Change Their Head CT Ordering Practices after Reviewing Their Head CT Utilization Data?" Daniel Miller, M.D., Mark Moubarek, B.A., Priyanka Vakkalanka, ScM, Nicholas Mohr, M.D., M.S.. Western J of Emergency Medicine: Intregrating Emergency Care with Population Health, 18(5.1) scholarship.org/uc/item/33m0n07m

"Reduced Computed Tomography Use in the Emergency Department Evaluation of Headache Was Not Followed by Increased Death or Missed Diagnosis". Miller DG, Vakkalanka P, Moubarek ML, Lee S, Mohr NM. West J Emerg Med. 2018 Mar;19(2):319-326. doi: 10.5811/westjem.2017.12.34886. Epub 2018 Feb 26. PMID: 29560060; PMCID: PMC5851505.