Umron is an emergency medicine physician practicing in Southern California. He has spent his career inside the department VISN serves, where outcomes are measured in seconds and every inefficiency has a human cost. He leads the clinical side of VISN, making sure every forecast answers a question a real ED team is actually asking.
Mohamad is a software engineer who spent years building high-scale, low-latency distributed systems that serve millions of people, where every millisecond and every failure mode is accounted for. He brings that standard to VISN, building the stack end to end: the nightly data pipeline, the forecasting models, and the product that delivers them each morning. The bar does not move; a hospital should be able to trust the system on its busiest day.