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He started his medical career treating the wounded under fire in Afghanistan, an experience that shaped how he thinks about problem-solving in high-stakes environments. His focus is on building practical, real-world solutions that make medicine more efficient and effective.

He is the founder of IntuBlade, a video laryngoscope with patented lens-clearing technology, and the co-founder of Sayvant, an AI-powered documentation platform used in numerous hospitals across the country. He has led multiple startups from concept to commercialization, turning ideas into tools that improve care for both providers and patients.

She is interested in health innovation and quality improvement using digital health and artificial intelligence. At Stanford, she has been involved in clinical and quality improvement research, ranging from implementing a triage pathway for dermatology clinics to reducing nosocomial infections. More recently, she has been using molecular and computational techniques to explore ways to help patients heal with minimal fibrosis and scarring.

One of her interests is investigating how clinicians can best use technology to improve the efficiency, cost, and quality of patient care. She has also held leadership roles in APAMSA, Cardinal Free Clinic, and the Dermatology Interest Group.

Prior to Stanford, she received a BA in Neuroscience from Amherst College and spent some time at Harvard Medical School studying thermoregulatory circuits in the brain. Outside of the clinic and lab, she enjoys raising plants, traveling, and spending time in nature.

startup that is developing an all-in-one AI solution for Non-Contrast CT (NCCT) machines, enhancing their capabilities to match those of MRIs and contrast-based CTs.

Dos is passionate about the fusion of advanced classical mathematics and cutting-edge deep learning techniques to revolutionize medical imaging.

Before founding CerebraAI, Dos successfully led a MedTech device company as co-founder and CEO, achieving an exit when it was acquired by a Nasdaq-listed financial group. He also played a key role in building the largest online pharmacy in Central Asia, serving as CEO of its e-commerce division.

Dos graduated from the University of Bristol (UK) and began his career in audit at Deloitte, later becoming CFO of an industrial-agricultural holding company. However, the pull of entrepreneurship and healthcare led him to pivot, fully dedicating himself to innovation in MedTech.

Outside of tech and healthcare, Dos enjoys horseback riding and spending quality time with his family.

transforming care delivery through digital innovation and value-based models. 

Board-certified in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, he brings over two decades of experience across clinical care, health plans, and digital health. He has held senior leadership roles at organizations including Google Cloud, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, and doxy.me, where he served as both Chief Medical Officer and Chief Growth Officer.

A nationally recognized expert on health equity, Esteban often emphasizes that a person’s ZIP code is more important than their genetic code in determining health outcomes. His work sits at the intersection of healthcare and technology, with a particular focus on unlocking the value of healthcare data to enable cost-effective, high-quality, end-to-end care for all.

In addition to leading Alation Health, Esteban serves on several publicly traded boards and advises venture capital firms and early-stage health tech startups. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of California, Santa Cruz, his MD from Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, and an MBA from the University of Texas at Dallas. He is also a Presidential Leadership Scholar, a selective program led by Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush that brings together cross-sector leaders committed to driving social impact and civic engagement.

A native Californian now based in San Antonio, Esteban is the father of three grown daughters. Outside of work, he enjoys traveling, exploring global cuisine, and raising and breeding Basenjis. He is excited to bring his learning from the MCiM program to both the bedside and the boardroom. 

in Workforce Health and Wellness (WHW) at Stanford Health Care.

With over a decade of experience in healthcare, she has had had the privilege of working in various nursing and managerial roles, including a skilled nursing facility, Med Surg Tele, pediatrics, and occupational health. As an operational leader in WHW, she oversees key service areas in occupational health, including health clearance, infection prevention and control with exposure contact tracing, and Workers’ Compensation.

Her commitment is to enhance support for the healthcare workforce by providing comprehensive occupational wellbeing services. She aims to streamline workforce health and wellness services and workflows through a data-driven approach that addresses clinical, financial, and experiential outcomes for our healthcare personnel. Her goals are to leverage advanced informatics to drive strategic data-driven decision-making and to implement sustainable innovations in occupational health settings.

Her journey in healthcare began after she immigrated from South Korea during high school. With a strong work ethic and resilience gained through years of volunteering in hospital settings and serving children with disabilities in non-profit organizations, she learned to embrace challenges, appreciate diversity, and provide inclusive care. These experiences shaped her compassionate approach to patient care and her commitment to making a difference in the lives of those she serves.

In her personal life, she cherishes spending quality time with her family and serving her church community. She is also passionate about teaching the next generation at Korean School. These activities enrich her life and reinforce her dedication to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment both professionally and personally.

expertise spanning medicine, product development, marketing, and venture financing.

She earned her bachelor's degree in medicine from Peking University and pursued a master degree in public health in Harvard. After graduating, she joined Tencent as a product manager, where she designed digital health solutions that reached tens of millions of users. Transitioning into venture capital, she honed her business acumen and made impactful investments in health devices and consumer health. Since 2023, Xiaojing has been a partner and Chief Product Officer at a sleep health startup, leading the development of an innovative sleep mat that has helped people worldwide address insomnia issues.

He supports One Medical’s Virtual Care team and leads prescription data analysis across all pharmacy channels, including Amazon Pharmacy. As a key contributor to new strategic initiatives facilitating synergy between Amazon Pharmacy and One Medical, he evaluates prescription volume trends, forecasting, and distribution by location and medication type. His work provides critical insights that help optimize pharmacy operations and improve medication accessibility for patients.

Kevin’s passion for healthcare was shaped early on by his father, a pediatrician in Korea. Spending weekends at his father’s hospital, he witnessed how healthcare could profoundly impact patients and their families, inspiring him to contribute to the field through data-driven innovation.

Before Amazon, Kevin earned a Master of Quantitative Management (MQM) from Duke University, specializing in data analytics. He also holds a degree in Finance from the University of Iowa.

Kevin is particularly passionate about the intersection of healthcare and technology, with a strong focus on digital health and AI-driven solutions. He believes data-driven approaches can enhance patient care, streamline healthcare operations, and drive innovation in the industry. 

In his free time, Kevin enjoys international travel and exploring new destinations with his wife, as well as visiting national parks. On weekends, he watches sports, with European soccer being his favorite. He is excited to join the MCiM program to deepen his expertise in healthcare innovation and AI-driven solutions.

He earned his medical degree from Cooper Medical School in Camden, New Jersey and completed his residency training in Internal Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. During residency, he was selected to be part of the medical education leadership track (MELT) and was awarded the hospital-wide Graduate Medical Education Resident/Fellow as a Teacher Award. His clinical interests include medical education, mitigating diagnostic error, global health, and the use of innovative technology to teach clinical reasoning. 

Mark is part of the leadership team at the Clinical Problem Solvers (CPSolvers), which is a global organization focused on disseminating the teaching of clinical reasoning. He serves as a co-host of the CPSolvers Clinical Unknown Series podcast and routinely discusses cases at virtual morning report (VMR). Mark is also a contributing editor at HumanDx. 

Through MCiM, Mark hopes to leverage business and technology to address the growing crisis of diagnostic error in healthcare. In his free time, Mark enjoys baseball, cooking (and eating), traveling, and fitness. 

She also advises early-stage health tech ventures and is a scholar at Flare Capital Partners, one of the largest investors in healthcare technology.  

Previously Nancy held leadership roles across the health tech sector, including as Product & Software Leader for AI/ML & Data Platforms at Blue Pelican Health and as Director of Product & Partnerships at Flywheel.io (a Series D biomedical AI and data management startup). At Microsoft Health & Life Sciences, she built, launched, and scaled biomedical AI copilots and LLM tools on Azure. With a background in data science and a track record of scaling products from 0-to-1, Nancy is passionate about translating cutting-edge AI technologies into meaningful impact across the healthcare ecosystem. 

Nancy graduated from Harvard with honors. She currently resides in New York. In her free time, she enjoys running, sports, traveling, and volunteering. 

Diagnostics, specializing in Digital Health. 

Born in Sri Lanka and raised in the Middle East, he brings a global perspective to his work in healthcare innovation.

With over 10+ years of experience in healthcare product development, he has led the creation of groundbreaking solutions in neurology. His work includes Abilify MyCite, the world’s first FDA-approved digital medicine system for tracking medication adherence in patients living with schizophrenia, major depressive disorder, and bipolar disorder. At Roche, he played a key leadership role in the development of Floodlight MS, a product that allows people living with multiple sclerosis (MS) to track their disease progression and monitor functional abilities between doctor visits using sensor-driven software as medical devices (SaMD) to assess cognition, hand motor function, gait and postural stability.

Beyond digital health, Niro is deeply passionate about education and mentorship, striving to cultivate the next generation of healthcare innovators and entrepreneurs. Through his involvement with Dublin High School’s Biomedical Engineering Academy, he is inspired by the potential of young minds but recognizes that many students across California remain confined to textbook-heavy learning with limited access to real-world use cases. His engagement with the UC Berkeley MET program fuels his excitement about emerging leaders, yet he worries that with rising living costs, lower appreciation for public school teachers, and increasingly competitive California university admissions could lead to a brain drain in the Bay Area.

Niro believes that industry professionals have a critical role to play in real-time coaching and mentorship, helping students develop the skills needed to stay ahead in an evolving world. With healthcare on the brink of major innovation and disruption, he is committed to ensuring that the next generation is equipped with the skills and mindset needed to drive meaningful change. His long-term goal is to become an adjunct educator for high school students, empowering them with knowledge to bridge the gap between education and real-world demands of biomedical product development.

In his free time, Niro enjoys watching sports, especially football and cricket, traveling, and exploring new cultures. As a proud band parent at Foothill High School in Pleasanton, he actively supports the music community and student performers.

She earned her Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, and Bachelor of Medical Science from the University of Melbourne, followed by a Master of Medicine in Internal Medicine from the National University of Singapore (NUS). She then completed her residency training and obtained specialist accreditation in Advanced Internal Medicine in Singapore in 2021.

Beyond her clinical work, Rachel is deeply involved in medical education, holding teaching positions at institutions such as the NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, Duke-NUS Medical School, and Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine. As a core committee member of the Acute Medical Ward and a Quality Improvement coach, she has led and contributed to numerous initiatives aimed at enhancing healthcare practices and patient care. These include developing a machine learning model to predict hospital length of stay, improving compliance with electronic result acknowledgment practices, as well as National Early Warning Score (NEWS) workflows. Her research has been published in academic journals and presented at both local and international conferences.

Outside of medicine, Rachel is a classically trained violinist and pianist with experience in solo and orchestral performances. She treasures time with her family and enjoys discovering new food haunts.

Rachel is thrilled to be part of the MCIM 2025-2026 cohort, eager to learn from and collaborate with like-minded professionals who share her passion for leveraging technology, data analytics, and AI-driven solutions to improve patient outcomes and transform healthcare delivery.

years of experience in analytics, machine learning, and system implementation. 

Her expertise spans healthcare digitalization, AI, fraud detection, enterprise digital transformation, and large-scale system deployments, making her an invaluable addition to the program.

At GE Healthcare, Silvia has played a pivotal role in driving healthcare digitalization by leading global system deployments that optimize medical device management across Europe, South Asia, and the Asia Pacific. Her leadership in system integration and data-driven operational optimization has reduced hospital downtime, improved service efficiency, and advanced patient care through innovative technology on a global scale.

Prior to GE Healthcare, Silvia was Senior Machine Learning Product Manager at Indonesia’s largest telehealth platform, where she collaborated with the Ministry of Health to develop AI-powered patient triage, risk prediction models, and telemedicine systems. This work paved the way for the digitalization of healthcare in Indonesia, supporting over 300,000 patients per month during the COVID-19 pandemic and setting national standards for telehealth systems and healthcare digitalization.

Her expertise in fraud detection and automation stems from her experience applying AI and data science to improve business operations, enhancing process efficiencies and automating critical workflows. These innovations not only increased operational efficiency but also reinforced the integrity of digital systems across various sectors.

Silvia’s ability to bridge AI innovation with healthcare digitalization uniquely positions her to drive the creation of integrated health data ecosystems. She brings a powerful combination of strategic leadership, technical expertise, and a results-driven approach to advancing digital healthcare transformation.

healthcare industry, spanning local, Asia Pacific, and global markets.

Now based in the U.S., she’s dedicated much of her career to advancing solutions in cardiac care—most notably in the treatment of atrial fibrillation. Her work at Biosense Webster has provided deep insights into the evolution of technologies from RF to PFA. She is passionate about shaping purpose-driven brand strategies that bridge innovation with human impact, and she’s excited to take this next step with the MCiM community to drive the future of healthcare innovation forward.