Professional Biography
A coherent evolution across medicine, systems, and product strategy.
My career has been non-linear by design; it has been driven by a constant curiosity about how healthcare functions, where it fails patients and clinicians, and how technology and business models can be harnessed to fix it.
Medicine gave me an intimate understanding of patients and clinicians—the visceral reality of diagnosis, the fatigue of hospital corridors, and the absolute necessity of trust.
Healthcare operations taught me how healthcare systems actually work under the hood: reimbursement models, regulatory friction, capacity constraints, and administrative overhead.
My MBA provided a business perspective, enabling me to evaluate strategic trade-offs, unit economics, and market scalability. Technology and startups subsequently taught me how products are conceived, built, and taken to market with speed and agility.
Today, I work at the intersection of these worlds—advising, building, and strategizing at the frontier of healthtech, AI, and modern healthcare experience.
The Career Timeline
01
MBBS
Medical degree & foundation clinical training
02
Clinical Practice
Direct patient care & clinical decision making
03
Healthcare Operations
Hospital workflows & systemic efficiency
04
MBA
Business strategy, finance & scaling
05
Technology & Startups
Product development & digital health
06
Product Marketing & GTM
Positioning, messaging & market entry
07
Healthcare AI & Women’s Health
Frontier healthtech & preventative longevity
Beyond Professional Work
Writing, Fiction & Paints
Outside of healthtech and product strategy, my life is anchored by creative pursuits. I have been writing essays and reflections for nearly two decades. I am an avid reader of contemporary fiction and classical literature, and I find solace in acrylic painting—an exercise in patience, texture, and the freedom to paint over, rework, and begin again.
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