Joshua Reischer, MD

Joshua Reischer, MD has a diverse work experience in various healthcare and technology-related roles. Joshua is currently serving as the CEO and Founder of Health Note, an AI chatbot platform that streamlines the collection of patient information and automatically generates physician notes. Prior to this, they worked as an Internal Medicine Physician at Iora Health and as a Hospitalist at Carondelet Health Network. Dr. Reischer also founded and served as the CEO of Better On Call, a platform connecting patients to physicians for in-home house calls. Joshua has been involved in innovation and entrepreneurship through their participation as a Biodesign and Innovation Fellow at TMC Innovation and as a student in the Y Combinator online founder business program. Additionally, Dr. Reischer has contributed to the field as a Resident Physician at Banner-University Medical Center and Botswana Harvard AIDS Institute. Joshua also served as a Clinical Affairs Manager at LifeBond Ltd. Dr. Reischer has a strong background in healthcare delivery, technology, and entrepreneurship.

Joshua Reischer, MD began their education in 2001 at Queens College, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree with honors in Business, Political Science & Government. Joshua completed this degree in 2005. In the same year, from 2005 to 2006, they attended Columbia University and studied Pre-Medical Sciences, focusing on Pre-Medicine/Pre-Medical Studies.

After a gap, in 2009, Joshua Reischer enrolled at Ross University School of Medicine and earned their Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree in 2013, specializing in Medicine.

In terms of certifications, they obtained their Board Certification in Internal Medicine from the American Board of Internal Medicine in January 2017. Joshua also acquired a California Medical License from the Medical Board Of California during the same period.

Additional certifications include Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support from Banner - University Medical Center, Arizona Medical License from the Arizona Medical Board, and Basic Life Support from Banner - University Medical Center. The specific dates of when they obtained these certifications are not provided.