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Bridging A Career in Medicine and Venture Capital as a Physician Investor, with Dr. Morgan Cheatham
In this episode, Dr. Nisha Mehta is joined by Dr. Morgan Cheatham, Partner and Head of Healthcare and Life Sciences at Breyer Capital, and Medical Genetics resident at Harvard, to discuss his fascinating career path as a venture capitalist while simultaneously pursuing medical training.
They discuss:
Why he rejects the idea that physicians must pursue their careers sequentially and how “parallelizing” clinical medicine and investing allows each to inform the other
Why medical students interested in entrepreneurship, finance, or industry should explore those paths early rather than waiting until the demands of residency make experimentation more difficult
The shift from traditional evidence-based medicine toward precision medicine and “N-of-1” care tailored to an individual patient’s genetics and phenotype, and how AI will help transform and accelerate this field
What he looks for when evaluating healthcare investments, and why he is willing to accept greater regulatory or commercial risk when a technology could meaningfully improve the probability of therapeutic success
The realities of simultaneously practicing medicine, investing, and building companies—and the tradeoffs physicians should consider when designing a multidimensional career
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