Isaac Park spent his youth tinkering with technology and in high school, started his formal education in software development. After moving to Durham, North Carolina, he graduated from Duke University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. Isaac began his technology career immediately, working as a software developer, building front-end frameworks. Afterwards, he moved into a product management role, guiding stakeholders and technical teams through a wide variety of projects from inception to final release.
In 2009, he co-founded an innovation and product studio, Pathos Ethos, and guided startups and corporate innovation teams through business-changing digital products in the healthcare and defense verticals: all the way from releasing a multi-million dollar software product, to building a native mobile application used by over 1M users concurrently. At the end of 2022, he exited Pathos Ethos and joined the Duke Pratt School of Engineering, serving as faculty for the Christensen Family Center for Innovation in Product Management and Innovation. In 2023, he co-founded an AI-Native healthcare technology company, Keebler Health, and currently serves as the CEO.
We need to evaluate agentic AI through the specific lens of the healthcare industry and its workflows, evaluating the needs of providers, healthcare organizations as well as patients, recognizing that healthcare is not monolithic and will have workflows that are more appropriate than others for implementing AI.