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Scanning The Market dives straight into the business behind Radiology innovation. Hosted by Jay Gurney, every episode delivers real talk with the founders, investors, and visionaries shaping the Medical Imaging and AI landscape.This is where ambition meets economics.

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Can AI solve radiology's capacity challenge? With Dr. Tessa Cook (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Scanning the Market: CAIMI Conversations , I sit down with Dr. Tessa Cook , Associate Professor of Radiology at Penn Medicine, to ask a pretty simple question with a much harder answer: Can AI actually solve radiology’s capacity challenge? We get into where the real bottlenecks are today, why the biggest productivity gains may come from everything around image interpretation rather than the image itself, and what tools like generative EHR search, ambient reporting and foundati

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    How Hospitals Buy, Deploy & Measure AI with Peter Eason | Scanning the Market (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Scanning the Market, host Jay Gurney sits down with Peter Eason from Ferrum Health to discuss the realities of buying, deploying, and governing clinical AI in modern health systems. Moving beyond marketing buzzwords, Peter shares an operations and finance perspective on how hospitals actually evaluate software, quantify return on investment, and make AI stick in clinical workflows.Key Discussion Points: - Finance to Healthcare Ops: What transition from investment banking to he

  3. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    How AI and Low-Field MRI Are Transforming Global Healthcare | Thomas Campbell (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Scanning the Market, host Jay Gurney sits down with Thomas Campbell (Subtle Medical & Rad-Access) to discuss the evolving landscape of medical imaging, low-field MRI technology, and the real-world impact of AI in radiology.Thomas shares his journey from neuroscience research to clinical imaging and breaks down how low-field MRI and AI-driven workflow tools are solving key challenges in healthcare—from improving scanner efficiency to expanding global access to diagnostic imagin

  4. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    How AIRS Medical is Transforming MRI with AI | Jason Park, CEO (opens the original)

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    AI is reshaping medical imaging but what does it take to turn breakthrough technology into a global healthcare standard?In this episode of Scanning the Market, host Jay Gurney is joined by Jason Park, CEO of AIRS Medical, to explore how AI is helping hospitals unlock more capacity from existing MRI scanners without compromising image quality.Jason shares his unconventional journey from law and finance into MedTech leadership, the challenges of scaling a healthcare AI company across 45 countries

  5. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    The Future of Medical Imaging with Dr Nicco Stefani (opens the original)

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    Discover how AI is reshaping the future of medical imaging with Dr Nicco Stefani , Chief Medical Officer at DeepHealth. In this episode of Scanning the Market , Dr Nicco Stefani joins Jay Gurney to discuss why the future of radiology isn't about individual AI algorithms—it's about building an intelligent operating system that connects workflow, reporting, diagnostics and patient care. They explore: Why DeepHealth is taking a platform-first approach to AI How RadNet's clinical network is accelera

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