Dr. Jennifer Miles-Thomas

I wanted that balance in life.

So I got married after my first year of med school.

We have three kids.

My husband's a basketball coach.

So our life is literally crazy.

So we're here and we're there.

Our kids learn to microwave food very early.

I want to say in the first like five years of their lives, they had five different memes and people would just quit on us.

And like in the morning I had to be somewhere at 630 and my husband be like, well, I have a game.

And I'd be like, where are the kids?

truly like reality show, but I'd probably be on Cinemax.

So I probably wouldn't be in the role that we really showed our life.

After that, I mean, I really realized I liked a lot of different things.

I spent most of my life training to be this surgeon, this doctor, but I was like, there's other things than other parts of my brain that just kind of tickle and make me ask questions.

And so that's really who I am is someone who asks questions.

And at this point in my life, I'm not afraid to explore the answers.

Probably my time in MIT.

I know they'd probably love to hear that, but I think it's a reality because that was one of the first times I just actually got to know people in multiple different industries in multiple different countries simultaneously.

And healthcare in the U.S.

is very siloed.