It's called "physician entrepreneur" for a reason | LinkedIn
A LinkedIn survey of 502 doctors and pharmacists fielded in October found that nearly half (47%) of doctors and pharmacists who completed medical or pharmacy school in the last five years say they are interested in working in the tech sector, driven by both the substance of the work (58%) and total
During her medical residency, Nina Miller Gonzalez , now a program manager for Google , discovered two things: she was frustrated with the inefficient technology used in health care, and she was fascinated by the potential of population health, the idea of looking more broadly at the health of a group of people, not just one patient. There is “this idea of the promise of electronic health records,” she said. And then there was the reality. Competing electronic health record systems don’t talk to each other. Patients show up to appointments carrying CDs of their CT scans and folders of paperwor
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