Waverly Rose Brim

Waverly Rose Brim is a scientist at the intersection of AI and surgical innovation, combining specialized expertise in neurosurgical research, computer vision, and machine learning to transform healthcare delivery and outcomes. In her concurrent roles, she expertly navigates both clinical research and technological innovation. At Yale School of Medicine's Department of Neurosurgery, she leverages computational genomics and machine learning to decode meningioma microenvironments, while at Johns Hopkins University's Malone Center for Engineering in Healthcare, she leads R&D efforts for 'Circlage' - an AI platform revolutionizing surgical skill assessment through computer vision analytics.

Currently pursuing her Master's in AI at Johns Hopkins University's Whiting School of Engineering, Brim specializes in surgical AI applications, effectively bridging the gap between technical innovation and clinical implementation. Her work demonstrates a unique ability to translate complex technological solutions into practical healthcare applications.

Beyond her technical contributions, Brim serves as the Executive Director of Minorities in Medicine 501(c)(3), showcasing her deep commitment to healthcare equity. Under her leadership, the organization has achieved significant milestones, training over 100 students in medical techniques, providing 60+ BLS/CPR certifications, and facilitating paid internships at prestigious institutions including Yale School of Medicine and UNC Chapel Hill. Her multifaceted career exemplifies the powerful convergence of cutting-edge technology, medical research, and healthcare equity.