Dr. Andrew Gostine

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

And some of them turned out to be unicorns.

And the venture capitalists would always ask, Mike, who is doing all of this validation for you?

This is great.

And oftentimes, we were the first kind of entry point to the hospital for them.

And that got me an interview with a venture capital fund, and I left residency.

Again, I kind of left medicine with that foot out the door.

And I went and did venture capital at Jump Trading, which was Jump Capital, the division inside the high-frequency trading firm.

And there we were tasked with shaving a microsecond off transaction times with the stock trades that the traders were doing to try to essentially do what's called high frequency trading.

Well, we ended up doing that by investing in military grade lasers and low orbit satellites, really cool stuff.

And then I went back to residency and they gave me my pager back and

And I realized, again, why is nobody in healthcare using all of the amazing technology we have outside of here, where this industry is focused on a microsecond communication.

And in healthcare, I may never get a response from a page.

There was 18 generations of technologies in between where different industries were functioning.

So it was about that time that I started realizing there are so many problems I want to solve.

There's no way I can do this internally.

And now that I understand how venture capital works,

this is really a recipe for me kind of branching out.

So I finished up my fellowship at Stanford, and while I was there, bumped into one of my classmates who was working at Google on computer vision, got connected to my co-founder who is a physicist working at CERN, and ended up assembling a team to solve a lot of the problems that I was frustrated by in practicing medicine, and figured if they were my problems, they were probably problems that other people had with healthcare.

And turned out then when COVID hit, all those problems made people want to leave healthcare.

And it really was the perfect time to adopt AI.

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