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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2024 · 28 MIN

EP 117: From Coaching Olympians to Transforming Healthcare w/ AR

from Mountain Collective Podcast · host Mourad Bahrouch

Casie Millhouse shares her inspiring journey from being a high-performance gymnastics coach to becoming a leading expert in augmented reality (AR) within the healthcare industry. After coaching a gymnast who competed in the Olympics, Casie transitioned into the tech world, where she taught herself to code and eventually joined Meta's AR specialist team. Her passion for technology and helping others led her to establish her own consultancy, focusing on using AR to improve healthcare, particularly for underserved populations. In this insightful podcast, Casie discusses the challenges and rewards of breaking into the healthcare industry without a formal background in the field. She highlights her efforts to bridge the gap between technology and healthcare, emphasizing the importance of leveraging AR and AI to enhance surgical precision, improve patient outcomes, and reduce costs. Casie’s story is a testament to how determination, continuous learning, and a desire to make a positive impact can lead to groundbreaking innovations.

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