In this episode of the CCIM podcast, Dr Kath Giles, CEO of OncoRes Medical, discusses her work in developing new imaging technology to assist surgeons in removing cancer during breast cancer surgeries. The technology utilises light waves to provide micro-scale imaging of tissue stiffness, allowing surgeons to accurately identify and remove cancer during surgery.

Dr Giles shares the journey of developing the technology, from the initial concept to its current stage of scanning patients inside the surgical cavity. She highlights the potential impact of the technology in improving surgical outcomes and reducing the need for additional surgeries. Furthermore, she provides insights into her role in venture capital and the process of evaluating and investing in innovative healthcare solutions.

During the conversation, Dr Giles also delves into her experience in clinical medicine and the decision to transition into a non-clinical career. She reflects on the empathetic aspects of patient care and the challenges of working in under-resourced hospital environments, offering valuable perspectives on the realities of clinical practice.

Additionally, Dr Giles shares her passion for sewing as a creative outlet and expresses her interest in pursuing a career in fashion design if she weren't already involved in her current endeavours.

For those seeking inspiration in diversifying their careers, this episode offers valuable insights into the intersection of medicine, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

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