Dr. Tara Narula

Oh, my God.

And I loved being in the hospital and seeing him and seeing the patients.

And I loved science so much.

I was actually telling my daughter last night about dissecting earthworms and crayfish in science class and how much I loved it.

And I went to science camp and I volunteered in the department of cardiac surgery when I was in high school and I got to see a heart transplant at the age of like 17.

And so- That's remarkable.

I just was like all in to science and medical.

And so I really, I knew I loved science.

I knew I loved the idea of helping people.

But then I went a little bit off course when I went to college.

I actually majored in economics in part because my father said, you know, medicine's a really tough life.

If you want to have a family, maybe you should think about something else.

And so I did.

I mean, at 17, you'd already seen a heart transplant.

I had.

So you were kind of...

You've been way advanced.

Exactly.

And then when I was at Stanford, I studied economics.

I graduated.