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The Odyssey of an Immigrant’s Dream Shaping Global Healthcare Innovations with Maneesh Goyal of the Mayo Clinic

The Indianness Podcast | Insights from Indian Business Leaders, Indian Founders & High-Performing Indian Americans

Show Notes

The most unexpected paths in life often lead to the most rewarding destinations. This fact rings true for Maneesh Goyal, COO of the Mayo Clinic Platform, whose journey from a small town in India to the forefront of healthcare innovation is nothing short of remarkable.

On this episode, I have the pleasure of discussing with Maneesh details about his transition from electrical engineering to healthcare, his roots in Ajmer, Rajasthan, and how these experiences have shaped his approach to leadership and innovation in the medical field.

Key Takeaways:

(00:37) Maneesh’s shift from engineering to healthcare leadership. (01:17) The influence his upbringing in Ajmer had on his career. (03:01) The impact migrating to the US had on Maneesh’s personal and professional growth. (11:10) Overcoming cultural and educational challenges in the US. (19:28) The role continuous learning played in Maneesh’s career development. (34:56) Development of the Mayo Clinic Platform and its focus on innovation. (41:07) Introduction of ‘Hospital at Home’ and its impact on patient care. (43:03) Maneesh’s vision for integrating technology in healthcare. (45:34) His insights on ‘Indianness’ in the professional context.

Resources Mentioned:

Maneesh Goyal - https://www.linkedin.com/in/goyalmaneesh/ Mayo Clinic Platform - https://www.mayoclinicplatform.org/

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