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No organization has been immune to the unprecedented challenges brought about by current global political unrest, erratic weather conditions, the demand to optimize business costs, and, of course, the devastating impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Organizations can no longer rely on traditional, reactive, descriptive, and diagnostic analytics. To say ahead and future-proof business operations, organizations need to develop agile AI. Predictive capabilities that can run autonomously, leveraging real-time data feeds from IoT devices, alerting different users at different times with relevant information and recommendations for their specific roles.
To empower decision-makers within any organization across any industry by leveraging Enterprise AI to anticipate events and respond confidently thus future-proofing their operations.
We recognize each team member’s value and creates an environment that inspires creativity and a genuine desire to deliver superior health outcomes.
If we are going to make a difference, we need to seek better ways of doing things. – Innovation is in our DNA
We can never be successful if we are not consistently open, honest and ethical in everything we do.
Everyone matters, we welcome diversity & encourage different opinions – Together we make the difference
GeneticaAI’s core strength lies in its people. It is through their efforts that our company continues to grow and do great things. Our people are domain experts in their respective fields combined with a strong team culture drives Genetica’s success.
Genetica is an Equal Employment Opportunity and naturally supports a diverse, inclusive work environment. We do not discriminate based on race, colour, religious creed, gender (including gender identity and gender expression), religion, marital status, age, national origin or ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition, genetic information, sexual orientation.
Joseph's career spans over 33 years in which he has held numerous senior executive positions across multiple verticals. In addition to his role as CEO of Genetica, he is also the Managing Director of a highly successful accounting & advisory practice.
A strong business leader, Joseph brings considerable experience in business process optimisation & strategy alignment and finance.
Farhad is a computer scientist with over 30 years of experience in research computing and was involved in designing and implementing world's first distributed computing farm. Over his career and prior to commencing with Genetica, Farhad had be instrumental in creating two highly successful analytical software start-up companies.
Farhad expertise's lies in his deep technical expertise around big data technologies, machine learning, and AI application development.
Craig has over 30 years' experience in consulting, product development and marketing specifically in the Analytical Software industry. He has held executive-level roles with leading enabling technology companies and like Joseph, Craig is a strong business leader focused on building a strong brand awareness and ensuring Genetica is responsive and relevant to our customers.
Dr. Masood is a practicing physician at Northwestern Medicine with Board Certifications from the American Board of Allergy and Immunology and the American Board of Internal Medicine.
She is also a member of The Osher Center for Integrative Health at Northwestern University which aims to provide innovative patient care, education, and research in the field of integrative medicine. Dr. Masood holds the title of Vice Chief of Medicine at Northwestern Healthcare System.
Josh has joined the Genetica team are our Industry and Business Analyst. His role is to research all aspects of our both client's industry and internal business challenges to ensure they leverage AI to maxamise their competitive edge.
Keith has wide and varied experience gained across public health systems in both Australia (Queensland) and England (NHS), as a senior clinician, a tertiary teaching hospital CEO in both jurisdictions and a national health service executive.
As CEO of Metro North Hospital and Health Service, Australia's largest HHS, he oversaw the design, implementation and embedding of a sustainable platform based on complex system dynamics, which now sees Metro North as one of the best performing health services in the country with staffing of c15,000 people and a budget of AUS$3.3 billion.
As CEO at Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH), he led the turnaround from 'special measures' and the implementation of the Epic EHR, until very recently, the largest single IT implementation project in the history of the NHS.
The project was delivered on time and on budget and has provided a legacy for not only the hospital but for the biotechnology and economic powerhouse that is the Cambridge Biomedical Campus which contributes over £14bn annually to UK PLC. CUH was named as one of the top 50 digital hospitals in the world (the first outside the US to receive that accolade) and is the first hospital in the UK to achieve HIMSS stage 7 accreditation for excellence in digital healthcare.
Most recently, and again across the 2 countries, Keith moved into the clinical information space, working on the strategic and operational delivery of effective information management solutions to complement and aid the healthcare transformation initiative that is so critical to the sustainability of healthcare delivery into the 21st century.
At the UK NHS, he was Chair of the National Information Board, SRO for the £4.8 billion “Personalized Health & Care 2020” IT program and oversaw the development of the informatics blueprints for the 100,000 Genome Project and the Industrial Life Sciences Initiative.
As national (England) CCIO, he instigated the Global Digital Exemplar program, established the NHS Digital Academy and sponsored the crafting of separate Consumer and Clinician digital charters, to guide future digital investment and development opportunities. He also led the review into the digital future of Public Health England, published on the NHS website as the eponymously named “McNeil Report”.
In Queensland, as CCIO, he established a clinically focused integrated electronic medical record program and developed firm clinical and consumer engagement and leadership of the strategic direction of all digital transformation efforts. Currently Queensland, under Keith's sponsorship, is leading the discussion regarding data and information flows at a national level and leveraging the learnings from the COVID-19 responses across the country
Dr. Omar Dabbous is a physician, health economist, and public health expert. Dr. Dabbous has more than 33 years of leadership and strategic experience in biotech, pharmaceutical, and academia. He is a versatile pioneer with an outstanding record of accomplishment in curating innovative strategies, developing functional structure and processes as a foundation of collaborative broad-based networks. These networks have been designed and leveraged to advance the priorities of successful public health initiatives, and healthcare organizations to ensure adherence to guidelines, protocols, and policies to ensure patient access to innovative therapies. He leverages deep technical expertise as a global thought leader in public health, healthcare systems worldwide, and innovative therapies, and he is named as one of the top 50 most influential people in big data, digital health, market and patient access, health economics, and real-world evidence. Dr. Dabbous is adaptable and has demonstrated hands-on creative approaches to engage, join, impassion, and lead both local and global efforts and teams, all while navigating and mitigating business risks and ensuring commercial success. He possesses exceptional leadership, strategic, and implementation skills to problem solving and business excellence in a complex matrix environment. Omar is an author and co-author of more than 550 peer-reviewed publications and referenced in more than 3900 publications.
Omar trained at Monastir School of Medicine in Tunisia before earning his MPH at the University of Massachusetts School of Public Health. He also holds a Diploma in International Health and Medicine of Catastrophe from Tours Medical School in France, as well as certificates from Harvard University in Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research, and from Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management in Business Marketing Strategies and Marketing of Healthcare Products. He's multicultural and has lived on 5 continents and is fluent in 4 languages.
Gabriel is a recognised as an Industry leader in the Renewables field, he has over 30 years' experience covering a broad range of sectors such as Utilities, Construction, Oil & Gas and Infrastructure. Gabriel has held previous roles as construction manager, project manager, national technical manager and solar lead, he is a proven innovator in Utility Scale Solar Farms. Gabriel brings strong leadership and strategic thinking to the Genetica team.
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