Marharyta Krylova

MS in Bioethics, Harvard Medical School '26
BS (Neuroscience with Distinction), Duke University '25

Exploring the intersection of clinical practice, AI in medicine, industry, and medical ethics.

Margarita Krylova

About Me

I am an HMS MBE and Duke BS alumna. During my studies, I focused on the intersection of clinical neuroscience, AI ethics, and clinical ethics, building a strong foundation in research and patient advocacy. I am currently working at Medivis as a Clinical Operations and Research Specialist for my gap year(s) before continuing my training to become a physician. My work focuses on bridging clinical practice with surgical innovation to improve patient outcomes, while ensuring that new technologies are integrated into clinical care with precision and ethical consideration.

Education

Harvard Medical School

Sept 2025 - May 2026

MS, Bioethics

Focus on AI in Healthcare

Honors: Dean's Scholarship for HMS Master's Students, Capstone Defense

Duke University

Aug 2022 - May 2025

BS, Neuroscience

Minors in Chemistry & Russian

Honors: Graduation with Distinction in 3 years

Valencia College

Feb 2020 - May 2022

Associate of Arts Degree

High School Dual Enrollment

Honors: President's List, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society

Experience

Medivis - NYC | May 2026 – Present

Clinical Operations and Research Specialist

Provide on-site clinical support during OR cases to ensure reliable performance and workflow integration of surgical planning and navigation technology. Designed and conducted clinical trials evaluating the clinical accuracy and efficiency of the company's tools.

Carbon Health - Boston, MA | Jun 2025 – May 2026

Urgent Care Medical Assistant

Delivered hands-on care for 15–30 patients per shift in a high-volume urgent care setting, including triage, phlebotomy, and testing. Assisted providers with exams and minor procedures while ensuring smooth patient flow and accurate documentation.

Duke University Hospital - Durham, NC | Feb 2024 – Jul 2024

Clinical Technician II (Phlebotomist)

Collected blood samples for 35–40 inpatients per overnight shift across multiple hospital units, prioritizing accuracy and patient comfort. Worked closely with care teams to support timely diagnostics in a high-acuity academic hospital.

Various Locations | Apr 2022 – Oct 2025

Physician Shadowing

Observed physicians across eight specialties for 280+ hours, including surgery, primary care, and internal medicine. Gained insight into complex decision-making, difficult conversations, and patient autonomy.

Research

MESH Incubator, MGH | Aug 2025 – Present

Clinical AI Researcher

Completed a study on clinician attitudes toward LLM adoption and oversight in healthcare. Currently leading a study evaluating LLM consistency in triage decision-making in clinical settings.

Surgical Ethics Working Group, HMS | Jun 2025 - Present

Surgical Ethics Researcher & Logistics Co-Coordinator

Co-leading two systematic reviews examining ethical implications of AI in robotic surgery and surgical training programs. Co-coordinating group operations and communications.

NEW Lab, MGH | Oct 2024 – Present

Neurosurgical Ethics Researcher

Examining how medical education prepares trainees to address health inequities.

Skills & Languages

Tools & Technologies

PythonRCell ProfilerPrismRedCapEHR SystemsZoteroPaperpileBioRenderLLM APIs

Languages

English Russian
Ukrainian

Media Mentions

Student Spotlight: Margarita Krylova

Duke University Department of Psychology and Neuroscience | Jul 2024

Recognized for work in the Neuroscience department and dedication to exploring ethical issues in neurosurgery.

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URS Conference Stories: Margarita Krylova

Duke University Undergraduate Research Support | Jan 2025

Featured spotlight sharing experiences presenting research at the conference and discussing the passion for a career in neurosurgery.

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Contact

I am always open to discussing new opportunities, research collaborations,
or ethical dilemmas in modern medicine.