We're on a mission to make mental health access more equitable by preventing burnout of therapists from documentation for insurance providers, while increasing quality of evidence-based care.
Do you want to make mental health services more equitable and accessible? Do you want to decrease burnout, and increase work satisfaction of your fellow clinicians? Do you want to accelerate outcome improvement through measurement?
Karen has a record of launching b2b and consumer products in various startups, has built systems for hospitals to measure patient safety across multiple countries. She represented Emotivo in the NY Healthcare Entrepreneurship Community Challenge affiliated with Northwell Health and Hofstra University. She has participated in Facebook’s fbFund Rev incubator.
Dr. Gutierrez has built Machine Learning models for detecting fraud, reducing racial bias, personalizing fitness regimens, etc. at various startups, acquired by publicly traded companies. He received a PhD in Computer Science with a focus on Machine Learning from RPI. He was an NSF GK-12 fellow, Mickey Leland Energy fellow, and recipient of CHCI (Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute) scholarship for Latinx leaders.
Dr. Song is a resident psychiatrist at Duke. Her PhD research and subsequent work have centered around the well-being of healthcare professionals and addressing burnout from creating system- and institutional-level changes. She acknowledges that these systems and institutions have historically been unjust and unequal, and takes special interest in projects that rectify this.
Eric is a seasoned entrepreneur and hacker — his most recent endeavors include Quest Visual, creator of the real time language translation app Word Lens, which was acquired and integrated into Google Translate, and Cadence, a YCombinator (W20) startup that helped remote teams build rapport. He is currently CEO of a machine learning infrastructure provider.
Dr. Rosso has 20+ years as a clinical psychologist. She has spent much of the last decade at UCSF optimizing the EHR to reduce documentation burden on mental health providers, and supervising her team on quality of care. She is a passionate advocate for social justice and wants to help providers focus on delivering services more than documenting and meeting regulations.
Do you want to make mental health services more equitable and accessible? Do you want to decrease burnout, and increase work satisfaction of your fellow clinicians? Do you want to accelerate quality improvement through measurement?
If you're hungry to innovate with a team dedicated to disrupting mental health with the latest methodologies of Machine Learning, and discoveries in clinical research, Emotivo is the place for you.
