Alex is a hospital Direct of Pharmacy, startup advisor, and former owner/operator of a clinical pharmacy himself. In this episode we talk about how the role of community pharmacists have changed, the dynamics of running a pharmacy, and what needs to be done to activate pharmacists to enable them to better serve their patients.

Roupen Odabashian is a Hematology/Oncology physician, startup advisor, and podcast host with a wide spectrum of knowledge across healthcare and startups. In this episode we dive into oncology care and how AI is changing how we look at diagnosing and managing patients.

Raihan is a Internal Medicine physician and academic neurology researcher with experience as a startup operator providing executive medical and business leadership who four companies that have raised a combined $45M+ from VCs.

In this episode we dive into the trends of elderly care, how hospice works, and the mechanics of end of life care.

Daniel Lambert is the Founder and CEO of Pathology Watch, which recently exited to Sonic Healthcare for 150M. He is an experienced Chief Executive Officer who has built and sold three venture backed businesses in tech and healthcare to date. In this episode, we dive into his story of building the company, raising money for something that isn't a straight SaaS product, and how he pioneered the field of digital pathology.

Sarah is the Director of Sales Enablement at Redox, a platform for payers, providers and products to connect to EHRs and every other healthcare data source. She has spent over 11 years working with data integration and previously had experience working directly for EPIC. In this episode, she gives a masterclass in the world of interoperability and highlights how to overcome the common challenges faced by startups.

Stephen is a co-founder of Qvella, a Canadian diagnostics company that is developing technologies facilitating the rapid diagnosis and treatment of sepsis. Stephen manages Qvella’s intellectual property portfolio and enjoys working strategically to support many groups within the company. Stephen also practices as a registered patent agent at Hill and Schumacher, a boutique IP firm in Toronto where he advises a wide variety of technology startups, teaching hospitals and academic institutions, and has prosecuted over 1000 patent applications.

Allen Waziri is a Neurosurgeon, Neuroscientist, and Immunologist who specializing in Epilepsy and brain monitoring. After practicing medicine for 20 years, he assembled a world-expert team to found ICE Neurosystems and invent a new kind of brain vital sign monitoring device for hospitals. 

Torrey Smith is the Co-Founder & CEO of Endiatx . PillBot™ is the world's first virtual endoscope, comprised of a swimming robot pill that works like a moving eyeball in the stomach. Prior to co-founding Endiatx, he developed medical devices in the areas of endometrial ablation, atherectomy, therapeutic hypothermia, sleep apnea, and vascular closure.

Robert Gaunt is an associate professor in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Pittsburgh who specializes in sensorimotor control and developing advanced neural interfaces with the brain and peripheral nerves for sensory restoration and motor control. This episode dives into the basics of sensimotor control, the clinical need surrounding loss of function, brain computer interface basics, and how Dr. Gaunt's research is paving the way for new technologies in this space.