Cameron AndrewsFounder

United States - San Francisco, California

Growing up around private practice radiology, Cameron witnessed firsthand the inefficiencies and challenges of the software systems used by physicians to practice medicine. Motivated by this experience, he founded Sirona Medical in 2018 with the bold mission of rearchitecting the entire software ecosystem that radiologists use to analyze medical images, enabling artificial intelligence to fulfill its long-promised potential in transforming diagnostic healthcare.

Sirona built RadOS, the first dedicated radiology operating system, which streamlines radiologists' workflows by providing a single AI-powered platform for accessing and interpreting imaging exams, enabling faster and more efficient care delivery. Cameron’s vision for Sirona is to rebuild the foundational, broken software systems that power healthcare today, allowing software to power better, more accessible healthcare tomorrow.

Prior to Sirona, Cameron spent three years evaluating companies at Lux Capital, a leading venture capital firm ($5B AUM), where he focused on evaluating companies at the intersection of AI and medicine. He is a graduate of Stanford University, holds a B.S. in Biomedical Computation and began his graduate work at Stanford’s Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine & Imaging (AIMI) before taking a leave of absence to start Sirona.

He was names to Forbes’ 2021 Class of 30 Under 30 in Healthcare and lives in San Francisco where Sirona is headquartered.