On the Clover Podcast: AI, Healthcare, and Bringing Humanity Back to Medicine
I joined Erin Geiger on Clover — a podcast about women in leadership, visibility, and owning the room — for a conversation that ranged wider than I expected when we sat down.
We talked about the path from pediatric endocrinology in Baku to running global clinical trials, and then to founding a company in Austin. But the part I keep thinking about is the middle: the stretch where other people could see the value of my expertise before I could see it myself. Founders kept telling me I was solving in minutes what had stalled them for months. It took a while to believe them.
What we covered
Moving from corporate clinical research into founding a company — and learning to trust my own expertise
Why women building in healthcare still hit a wall when they go to raise capital, in a way founders in adjacent sectors do not
Where AI is genuinely working in healthcare right now: clinical note-taking, diagnostic imaging, digital pathology — and why cybersecurity has to move at the same speed
Why I think healthcare needs more humanity, not only more technology
Boundaries, resilience, and learning to say no
On capital and consciousness
At general investor events I still hear: "You're in healthcare? We're not interested — real estate, yes, software, yes." That's the gap I'm working to close.
Healthcare is a longer game than software. It comes with FDA timelines and clinical trials, and it does not flip in eighteen months. But at the end of the day, every one of us is a patient, or will be. That is worth capital.
Listen to the episode
Clover, Season 5, Episode 132 — "AI, Healthcare & Bringing Humanity Back to Medicine." 45 minutes.
https://podcast.musclecreative.com/924061/episodes/19050575-ai-healthcare-bringing-humanity-back-to-medicine-with-anna-sizova
Also available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music.
If you're building in healthcare or life sciences and any of this lands, I'd like to hear from you.


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