What we Have learnt from Failure| A Doctor,Attorney &Software Engineers Perspective. PART 1
Hi there, so today we are joined by different amazing people on set and they will be sharing their different perspectives on what they’ve learnt from failure.
We will have more than one part for this edition so be sure to look out for the other parts as they come.
Chris Barusya: Redefining Healthcare with a Global Touch** From my early days in Uganda to my challenging experiences on an Iraq War army base, and now making strides in the U.S. healthcare sector, my journey has been anything but ordinary. My mission? To make healthcare more efficient, more engaging, and a lot less daunting. Like my commitment to Manchester United shows, I believe in the power of loyalty and strategic thinking, even on the toughest days. I thrive on simplicity and innovation, focusing on creating solutions that make complex problems manageable. My efforts to streamline biopsy processes in Africa are a testament to my belief in making a significant impact.
Outside the hospital, I connect with the world through soccer, debates, and humor. I see these interests as more than just hobbies; they're a way to bring people together, fostering understanding and collective action towards a better world. Let’s Connect: I’m always looking for like-minded individuals passionate about transforming healthcare and who believe in the power of communication and shared experiences to drive change.
Whether you’re interested in healthcare innovation, love a good debate, or simply enjoy sharing a laugh over a soccer game, I’m open to connecting and discovering how we can make a positive difference together.
Brian is a software engineer with over 8 years of experience.
He started his first company in 2014 while still in Uganda, offering software development consultancies and building the first ever citizen journalism application for NTV Uganda while a student at Makerere University.
He went on to pursue his Master’s degree in Software Engineering at the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University before deciding to settle in the USA.
He currently works as a senior software engineer for an engineering services company building applications for a wide array of customers in the US.
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