Vantari VR
Kenneth Thomson began their career as a medical intern after completing their MBBS degree at Monash University. Kenneth then worked as a Critical Care Hospital Medical Officer before becoming an ICU Registrar at Peninsula Health and later at Ramsay Health Care. Kenneth transitioned into the tech industry as a Project Manager at Vantari VR, where Kenneth currently serves as the Clinical Lead, focusing on integrating virtual reality technology into healthcare and leading various software development projects. Kenneth's experience includes coordinating with multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders to drive innovation in healthcare technology.
This person is not in any teams
Vantari VR
Virtual Reality Training for Healthcare. Vantari is a globally leading health technology company which helps clinicians practice procedures in a safe, scalable VR environment in order to reduce medical error and improve patient outcomes. As a global leader in critical care and cardiology training, Vantari has partnerships with major tertiary hospitals, universities and medical device companies globally in US, Europe, Australia, Middle East and India. Vantari’s sophisticated software platform is backed by research and has been shown to reduce medical error by 40%, improve performance by 32% and adherence to safety and hygiene by 39% when compared to traditional modalities of training.