Tom Fowler

Tom Fowler worked as a programmer in the healthcare IT industry before settling back in school to learn how to become a doctor. He likes to dabble with biotech startups, write postcards to his relatives, and play his ukulele. He was a TEDMED '13 scholar, has published research in biomedical informatics, and continues to advocate for international maternal and child health. Currently in the SELECT MD leadership program at USF Health Morsani College of Medicine.

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August 5th, 2019 As the manager of Medical Robotics at KUKA Robotics, Corey Ryan is at the helm of company's research, sales, and growth in the medical sector for North America. Under his leadership, KUKA has diversified its expertise to grow its relationships with startups and expand its robotic applications. Corey is a sought after speaker and has...
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December 27th, 2018 Sam Glassenberg has spent his career in the video game industry, and now is on a mission to bring the leading edge of video game technology into healthcare. Sam is the founder and CEO of Level Ex, an award winning company making professional video games for doctors. Before Level Ex, Sam was CEO of a leading independent game publisher...
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March 8th, 2018 Keenan Wyrobek is the co-founder of Zipline, a California company designing, building, and deploying drones that deliver life-saving medical supplies and blood to the most remote and difficult to access places on Earth. He has a background in helping develop several tech products and patents in robotics, and is now leading product and...
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March 16th, 2016 Prior to joining AliveCor Vic Gundotra served as Senior Vice President reporting to Google’s CEO Larry Page. He wore multiple hats managing roles ranging from mobile application development to social initiatives. Before working at Google, Vic had already spent 15 years in the software world while at Microsoft. It was during his time...
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November 20th, 2015 Anna Young, co-founder of MakerNurse, is bringing rapid prototyping tools into hospital units to enable nurses, other providers, and even patients to problem-solve with innovative do-it-yourself labs within hospitals, with the end goal of ultimately improving patient care. Anna and her team at MIT’s Little Devices Lab bring rapid...
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December 11th, 2014 Amy Sheng is the co-founder of CellScope, a mobile health startup based in San Francisco that is focused on creating optical attachments for smartphones. CellScope spun out of a bioengineering lab at UC Berkeley during product development for mobile microscopes that could be utilized for disease diagnosis in developing countries. The...
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November 18th, 2014 The medical device world has been advancing at an unprecedented rate, particularly with the relatively recent advent of batteries and microchips, but there are still classic tools in a physician’s possession that have endured the technological revolution and remain off the electrical grid. Most might think of manual stethoscopes or...
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July 9th, 2014 John Sung Kim is a B2B software inventor, the founder of Five9 (NASDAQ: FIVN) and the current CEO of the mHealth company DoctorBase. DoctorBase has been steadily growing its network of medical practices that use their cloud platform to offer mobile-based engagement to their patients. As a veteran in the med tech industry focusing on the...
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