Dr. Andrew Gostine

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DGTL Voices with Ed Marx · A Trillion Small Problems (ft. Andrew Gostine) · 9 Jul 2026 podcast

Yeah.

So I grew up in Grand Rapids, Michigan, which was a phenomenal place to grow up.

It was really lucky that we had a really kind of high performing class that I ended up in grade school and high school with.

I think something like 18 of the top 20 of us ended up as physicians.

And I think there's a lawyer and a chemical engineer.

So it really was a phenomenal place to grow up.

You know, running Artisite, a little bit more difficult to do it from Grand Rapids just because the airport's always a connection.

So, you know, I ended up kind of throughout my journey of doing college in Boston and then went to medical school at Georgetown in D.C.

Took a little bit of a detour for business school, which really kind of set the tone for the rest of my life.

I was always in and out of medicine, even now.

And so I went to business school, realized in business school that there was something called artificial intelligence.

And you could predict things with it.

And, you know, got back to medical school and I was like, why are we not using any of this here?

So much of this is probably predictable.

Why are we using humans to try to figure out what's going on?

So I then started my residency at Northwestern here in Chicago, where a month after getting here, I met my future wife, which kind of created an anchor point here.

And during my internship, I was very fortunate to match into a transition year where I had 22 weeks of vacation as an intern, which is unheard of because most of them get three weeks.

And I was so bored after coming out of like a dual degree program that I realized I had to do something to fill my time.

And I started a consulting company to validate either hardware or software solutions for health systems.

And a lot of those companies, ultimately, on the strength of the research we were producing for them, would craft their sales strategies and then go raise capital.

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