About Us

Krupa and her sister Kruti witnessed first-hand the communication problem in Australian healthcare whilst caring for her terminally ill father. Over several years she saw her father being managed by multiple care teams, with time pressures and ineffective technology leading to miscommunication. She co-founded the myBeepr movement because she believes that improving communication is the cornerstone of effective patient care. Krupa is heavily involved in Australia’s start-up scene, winner of the 2017 She Starts program and the HCF Catalyst accelerator and being a panellist for a number of entrepreneurial events. 

As a practising surgeon, Dr Vikram has seen first-hand the impact that inefficiencies in Australian hospitals have on care, and how they can put health care professionals at risk. Vikram, through he’s extensive research on the topic of ineffective communication in healthcare, became passionate about solving the problem and identified that a simple communication solution could have an enormous impact,

Dr Vikram studied at the University of Melbourne and undertook general surgical training at St Vincent's Hospital in Melbourne and further subspecialist training in colorectal surgery. He has a special interest in colorectal cancer and inflammatory bowel disease.

For Kruti, myBeepr is an incredibly personal project. She like Krupa became passionate about communications in healthcare after her father was discharged with the wrong medication because of miscommunication amongst the multiple medical teams looking after him.

Kruti is a former consultant for Goldman Sachs and Deloitte and specialised in turning around healthcare and financial companies. With this experience she also helped multiple start-ups and was named the 2017 winner of She Starts, HCF Catalyst and Melbourne Health Acceleratory start-up programs

Staffan has a long career in eHealth and has held senior positions in organisations such as HCN overseeing the development of their product suite including Medical Director, PracSoft and more. Staffan’s experience also spans the national eHealth record project as well as rolling out cloud based primary care solutions.

Dmitry is one of myBeepr's Technical Leads who brings over 15 years of experience in building distributed, reliable and robust software solutions for healthcare, logistic, financial, and other businesses.

James is a passionate .Net web developer with a background in cloud systems. Previous experience involved leading a team of developers writing a patient flow system for trusts operating within the UK’s NHS.

An accomplished software developer experienced in the full life cycle of the software design process including prototyping, proof of concept, design, interface, implementation, documentation, testing and maintenance.

Pooja Shrivastava has nearly a decade of experience in software QA across domains spanning banking, financial services and healthcare. Now at myBeepr, she ensures quality for the myBeepr mobile application.

Kimberley has extensive experience in Quality Assurance and Customer Support from working in industries that demand reliable and robust products. Her attention to detail, project foresight and pursuit of efficiency has brought her to where she is today.

Dr Chris Masters is a resident medical officer working in Sydney, and an accredited UX designer who is passionate about improving healthcare through accessible technology. As a junior doctor he has had to navigate through complex clinical environments, and has seen how technological inefficiencies and inadequacies frustrate medical professionals, and delay care for patients. He joined myBeepr in 2019 after he saw its potential to change the communication landscape for his colleagues.

Chris studied at the University of Sydney and currently works at St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney. He has a special interest in critical care medicine and medical education.