Favorite Parts Of Working In Women's Health Tech As A Founder And President
Simran enjoys making a difference in the underserved and underfunded women's health tech space, highlighting how medicine historically overlooked the unique needs of women's bodies, noting that "women weren't involved in clinical trials until 1993." Being able to "carry the skillset and carry this ambition" to impact this area is what Simran enjoys most.
Health Technology, Women's Health, Making a Difference, Impact, Consulting
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Simran Nath
Founder/President
Simran Nath LLC
California State University, Long Beach
Communications
Technology
Consulting
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Video Highlights
1. Making a difference in an underserved and overlooked space like women's health tech.
2. The impact of working with health tech companies, especially those focused on women's health.
3. The historical context of women's health and the speaker's ambition to make an impact in this area.
Transcript
What do you enjoy most about being in your industry?
I get to make a difference. The industry I work in is tech, specifically health tech companies that I consult with. I have a niche for women's health tech companies, and this is a space that is so underserved, underfunded, and overlooked.
There's so much data about women's health that is absolutely insane. For example, women weren't involved in clinical trials until 1993. For the longest time, medicine looked at women's bodies the same way they look at men's bodies, and that makes no sense.
What I enjoy most about this industry is making a difference in a place I'm passionate about. That's how I've been able to operate, carry my skillset and ambition, and figure out how I can make an impact in the world.
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