E118: Too many Scans and Not enough Radiologists - Dr Farzana Rahman (CEO & Co-founder Hexarad)
In this week’s episode Dr Farzana Rahman shares her story from radiologist to co-founding a leading teleradiology company called Hexarad. We delve into her passion for solving the crisis in radiology using tech and why we should all be obsessed with the market and not the product.
Farzana shares her experience dealing with imposter syndrome and how being a doctor is very similar to entrepreneurship. We hear the founding story of Hexarad, the transition from clinician to CEO and her advice for other budding entrepreneurs.
Dr Farzana Rahman is a radiologist with expertise in digital healthcare and the CEO + Co-founder of Hexarad. She has worked in the health strategy and policy space both Nationally and Internationally, focusing on digital transformation and AI in healthcare. She holds a Masters Degree in Health Economics from the London School of Economics.
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