The mission of the Vanderbilt DBMI is to develop, study, implement and disseminate informatics innovations that are paradigm-shifting, policy-changing, practice-transforming, equity-enabling, and health-improving.
We envision a world where informatics innovations and solutions accelerate biomedical discoveries, enable a data-driven learning health system, and improve the health of people and populations.
Welcome
Vanderbilt's Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI) is one of the largest academic departments of biomedical informatics in the country. DBMI has more than 140 faculty members, an excellent graduate training program and a well-respected portfolio of research and development projects related to clinical, computational and translational informatics; bioinformatics (genomics, proteomics, metabolomics and more); pharmacogenomics; systems biology; personalized medicine and more.
- Read more our about us here.
- Learn more about the different centers within DBMI here.
- DBMI faculty regularly publish critical research in informatics, AI, health equity and more. Check out our recent publications here!
If you are interested pursuing a master's degree, PhD, postdoctoral or internship opportunity in biomedical informatics, visit our Education page for more information and discover the core domains within biomedical informatics!