Specialist in semantic search optimization and information retrieval for mental health practices. Essentially, I structure and feed data into AI systems in ways that align perfectly with their retrieval algorithms. This ensures that when the AI generates an answer, it pulls, prioritizes, and accurately cites our clients as the most authoritative sources.
Katriel Reichman holds an MS degree from Cornell University (Economics/Econometrics – statistical modeling) and an MPH degree from the Hebrew University School of Public Health and Community Medicine.
He has published in peer-reviewed journals, developed statistical models, conducted research, and provided support for diverse initiatives, including Improving empirical antibiotic treatment using TREAT, a computerized decision support system, and the Behavioral Medicine Program (BMED) at Massachusetts General Hospital.
At TherapyEverywhere, in addition to his role as CEO, Katriel uses Markov Models to better focus digital marketing for mental health and improve well-being. (Here is a good article that provides a framework for understanding how Markov Models can assess the efficacy of digital health applications.)
Education
- Master of Public Health (MPH). The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, School of Public Health and Community Medicine
- Epidemiology, focusing on the efficacy of health interventions and the return on investment of health interventions.
- Markov Models for Tracking Physician Behavior, Infections, and Antibiotic Resistance over time. Implemented at Rabin Medical Center/Beilinson Hospital with support from the Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences, Tel Aviv University.
- Master of Science (MS), Economics. Cornell University
- Econometric models for measuring labor market behaviors.
- Biostatistics, and mathematical/computational biology: analyzing and predicting complex, dynamic biological processes.
- Bachelor of Science (BS), Brooklyn College. College Scholar.
- Focus on Econometrics and Computing.
Experience
- CEO, Therapy Everywhere
- Information Architect, including projects for Salesforce, Amazon, MasterCard, Gulfstream Aerospace, Lucent Technologies, Kodak, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and McGraw-Hill.
- Salesforce: More than four years of implementing automated conversion/classification of unstructured content inputs to actionable content for Salesforce. Expert in Zoomin Software,
- Amazon Seller Central hub: Developed architecture to enable automated standardization, classification, improved quality, and eliminate redundancy in huge volumes of instructions provided on the Amazon Seller Central hub. Worked across all Amazon markets and languages.
- Mastercard Developers Portal and the Mastercard Connect Technical Resource Center: Enhanced searchability/relevance through classification of Mastercard technical updates, API releases, compliance mandates, technical revisions, rules changes, and operational bulletins.
- Product Manager for Primo, Exlibris.
- Primo is the leading portal for university libraries and national libraries worldwide, including Harvard University, the libraries of the University of California and the State University of New York (SUNY) systems, the National Library of China, and the British Library.
- President, Live Linx Extensible Solutions
Katriel has been the keynote speaker at multiple technical conventions and consults on how AI is changing how potential clients find therapists. He can be reached through his LinkedIn profile.