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Michael Wang

Founder/Chief Clinical Officer at Inspiren

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Michael Wang is the founder and Chief Clinical Officer of Inspiren, an award-winning healthcare technology company.[1][2] Wang's flagship product, AUGi (Augmented Intelligence), is a hybrid sensing wall-mounted AI system designed to improve patient safety and clinical outcomes.[2] The solution has received an Edison Award, Fast Company's Innovation by Design Award for Artificial Intelligence, and Time Magazine's Best Inventions recognition.[2] Wang held clinical positions at New York-Presbyterian Hospital from 2012 to 2018, where observations in cardiothoracic surgery and direct patient care informed the development of AUGi.[2][4] Wang's background includes a Bachelor's degree in Biology, Sociology, and Middle Eastern Studies from Emory University, training in Cardiothoracic Surgery and Acute Care at Columbia University, and service as a Captain in United States Army Special Operations Command from 2004 to 2011.[5][6][7][8]

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Michael Wang is the founder of Inspiren, an award-winning healthcare technology company. Inspiren's flagship solution, AUGi (Augmented Intelligence), has received an Edison Award, Fast Company's Innovation by Design Award for Artificial Intelligence, and Time Magazine's Best Inventions. Wang held numerous roles as a clinician at New York-Presbyterian Hospital and has vast clinical experience in cardiothoracic surgery and direct patient care. From his observations at the bedside, he assembled a team to create AUGi, a hybrid sensing wall-mounted AI that improves patient safety and clinical ou…

Career history

  1. Founder/Chief Clinical OfficerJan 2016 to presentInspiren
  2. ClinicianJan 2012 to Jan 2018NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
  3. CaptainApr 2004 to Apr 2011United States Army Special Operations Command

Education

  1. Bachelor's degree, Biology/Sociology/Middle Eastern StudiesSep 2001 - Jun 2005Emory University
  2. Cardiothoracic Surgery/Acute CareColumbia University
  3. Special Forces Training at United States Army Schools & Centers

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