Philip Jarrett, M.D. - Faculty Profile

Biography

Philip Jarrett, MD MBA is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine evaluating the readiness and implementation challenges of automated systems in acute, unscheduled care. His work analyzes the opportunities and threats of generative AI in clinical diagnostics, predictive modeling, and academic scholarship.

Dr. Jarrett serves as Vice Chair of the AI Committee at the American College of Emergency Physicians and Director of the UT Southwestern Emergency Medicine Journal Club Series. His research is currently supported by the Biomedical Advanced Research Development Authority (BARDA) and by a career development award from the National Foundation of Emergency Medicine (NFEM).

Education

Medical Education: UT Southwestern Medical School (2020)
Other: University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (2020), Doctor of Medicine
Other: University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (2020), Doctor of Medicine
Residency: UT Southwestern Medical Center (2023), Emergency Medicine

Research Interest

Clinical Automation
Explainable Artificial Intelligence
Medical Image Analysis
Predictive Modeling

Publications

Featured Publications

Triage-Time Machine Learning for Computed Tomography Acquisition Prioritization in the Emergency Department: Philip Jarrett, Paolo Eduardo de Aguiar Kuriki, Deborah Diercks, Michael Holcomb, Andrew Jamieson Academic Radiology 2026
Frontier Language Models and Optical Character Recognition Preprocessing Against Invisible Text Injection in AI Peer Review: Philip Jarrett, Peter Yun, Andrew Jamieson, Deborah Diercks, D. Mark Courtney, Dazhe Cao JAMA Network Open 2026
Comparison of Ultrasound Image Quality Between Users on a Novel Automated Device for Extremity Injury: Christopher Thom, Vietvuong Vo, Jakob Ottenhoff, Colleen Mullins, Ashley Simpson, Sarah Homan, Lauren Kerich, Laura Vargas Ortiz, Diana Hamza, Philip Jarrett JEM 2025 81 9-18
An Evidence-Based Framework for Patient-Facing Artificial Intelligence Integration in the Emergency Department: Tehreem Rehman, Philip Jarrett, Joshua Lesko, James Augustine, Bradley D Shy, Rohit B Sangal, Nicholas Genes, Donald U Apakama, Ethan E Abbott, Abhi Mehrotra, Richard Andrew Taylor JACEP Open 2026 7 5
From Free-Form to Framework: Evaluating the Effect of a Note Template on Emergency Medicine Residents’ Medical Decision-Making Documentation: Melissa Smith, Anthony Han, Ryan Ward, Philip Jarrett Cureus 2026 18 1
Defining thoracic impedance thresholds for rescue ventilation: a laboratory study: Philip Jarrett, Rithika Prakash, Bhaskar Thakur, Jordan Thomas, Dazhe Cao, Mary Chang, Betty Yang, Sarah Shaver, Ahamed Idris Resuscitation Plus 2026 28
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act liability in the age of generative artificial intelligence: Dave Schoolcraft, Andrew C Meltzer, Rohit Sangal, Aisha T Terry, Katherine Robertson, Daniel Buckland, Sakib Motalib, Nicholas Genes, Rade Vukmir, Tayab Waseem, ACEP AI TASK FORCE JACEP Open 2026 7 2
Understanding and addressing bias in artificial intelligence systems: a primer for the emergency medicine physician: Ethan E Abbott, Tehreem Rehman, Anthony Rosania, Donald L Lum, Todd B Taylor, AJ Kirk, R Andrew Taylor, Eileen F Baker, Elaine Rabin, Aasim Padela, Nicholas Genes, Atul Srivastava, Rohit B Sangal, Donald Apakama, ACEP AI TASK FORCE JACEP Open 2026 7 1
Early insights among emergency medicine physicians on artificial intelligence: a national, convenience-sample survey of the American College Of Emergency Physicians: Bradley D Shy, Cristiana Baloescu, Isaac V Faustino, R Andrew Taylor, Michael Gottlieb, Rohit B Sangal, Colton Hood, Nicholas Genes, Elaine J Rabin, The ACEP AI Task Force JACEP Open 2026 7 1
Piloting Temperature-Driven Variability in Emergency Diagnostic Accuracy Using a Leading Large Language Model: Philip C Jarrett, Jared Hill, Marshall Howell, K Grabow Moore, Joby J Thoppil, L Vargas Ortiz, Samuel Parnell, Daniel M Courtney, Samuel McDonald, Deborah Diercks, Andrew Jamieson, Dazhe J Cao Cureus 2025