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Ami is the Executive Medical Director for Population Health and Accountable Care at UCSF Health. She is also an Associate Professor in Internal Medicine.

She lead's UCSF Health's Office of Population Health and Accountable Care and UCSF's Clinically Integrated Network. In this work, she partners with payers, providers and across UCSF Health to succeed in ACOs, Bundle Payment and develop new care models to better serve our patients.

As a clinician, Ami sees patients within of the hospital medicine services and in the urgent care setting. She is actively involved in resident and medical student education.

Ami graduated phi beta kappa from Williams College majoring in political science and biology. While there she also served as student body co-president and received the only award given at graduation, the William Bradford Award for citizenship. After college, she worked for McKinsey and Company in New York, NY. Following her position at McKinsey, she worked on antiretroviral pricing negotiations with international generic pharmaceutical companies for the Clinton Foundation.

After working, Ami returned to school and attended medical school at Yale School of Medicine and also pursued a law degree at Yale Law School. While at law school, she spent a significant amount of time working on Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign where she served as the co-convenor for the Health Policy Advisory Committee. Upon Graduation from Yale, she joined the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Harvard University in Boston, MA. where she was selected to be a chief resident at the Faulkner Hospital.