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Oxford Heartbeat
Software to aid in medical surgeries
- 1-20 employees
- Healthcare
- B2B
- Biology
- SaaS
- MedTech
- London, UK
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Company mission
To provide clinicians with the cutting-edge technology they need to make life-saving decisions and offer their patients the highest standards of care.
Our take
Oxford Heartbeat is an award-winning startup founded to take the guesswork out of surgery. Its fundamental aim is to give clinicians all the cutting-edge tech needed to make life-saving decisions.
Its software increases the accuracy of keyhole surgery by allowing surgeons in real-time to analyse what's happening in blood vessels during surgery, as well as how devices such as stents interact with artery walls. This approach is helping Oxford Heartbeat to create a world where it is the norm for patients and doctors to be supported by successful outcomes and advanced technologies.
Since founding, Oxford Heartbeat has become an ISO13485 certified medical device company, supported by the Royal Academy of Engineering and other medical investors. Further, recent funding has allowed the company to supercharge development into its tech. With clinical trials running at several UK hospitals, Oxford Heartbeat is furthering its mission of helping make surgery safer, and saving lives.
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Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Benefits
- Be part of something meaningful
- Contribute to developing technology that changes clinical practice and saves lives
- Work with other passionate mission-driven people
- Work in a flexible and lively start-up environment
- Be given opportunities for personal development – training, conferences etc
- Drink unlimited nespressos
Company values
- Innovative
- Rigorous
- Transparent
- Caring
Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)
Aug 2021
$1.9m
GRANT
Jan 2021
$2m
GRANT
Total funding: $5.2m
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Leadership
Katerina Spranger
(Founder & CEO)Having undertaken a PhD at Oxford, Katerina worked as an AI Researcher at Sony before taking roles as a research associate and enterprise fellow at UCL and the Royal Academy of Engineering. In July 2016, she founded Oxford Heartbeat, and has worked as CEO since.