I practiced medicine.Then I built AIto fix how it's marketed.

From the exam room
to the algorithm.

I graduated from Chicago's Northwestern University School of Medicine in 2006. For eight years I practised as a physician — writing prescriptions, sitting with patients, navigating a system that was fragmented by design.

What troubled me most wasn't the medicine. It was the gap between what pharmaceutical science knew and what physicians actually heard — at the moments it mattered. The marketing was expensive, imprecise, and often arrived too late or too early.

“The gap between what medicine knows and what physicians hear at the point of care — that gap costs lives. I decided to close it.”

I joined McCann Health, ran campaigns across Asia, Europe and America, and helped create what became the most awarded healthcare campaign in advertising history. Then in 2020, I founded Doceree — and began building the AI layer that healthcare marketing had always needed.

Physician · AI Founder · Global Speaker

The ideas I keep
coming back to.

Eight years as a physician. Five years building AI. These are the questions I haven't stopped thinking about.