Most medical students are trying to survive exams, rotations, and endless study hours. Dr. Jesse Oswald was doing all of that… while building a healthcare company. 🚀

In this episode of Med School Minutes, we talk with a Saint James School of Medicine student who launched and scaled a kinesiology startup serving hundreds of patients while attending medical school full-time.

Jesse shares how he started his practice, grew Hyperion into a multidisciplinary healthcare company, and managed the intense demands of medical school while running a real business.

We also discuss preventive medicine, building interdisciplinary healthcare teams, and why entrepreneurship and clinical training don’t have to be mutually exclusive. 🩺

If you’re a premed student, medical student, or someone interested in healthcare innovation, this episode offers a real look at what’s possible with focus, discipline, and determination.

00:00 Intro
01:38 Jesse’s Background and Path to Medicine
04:44 Early Career and MCAT Challenges
07:13 Founding and naming Hyperion
11:10 Growing a business during medical school
15:03 Current operations and team snapshot
22:46 Future plans for medical practice integration
26:30 Balancing clinical rotations and entrepreneurship
30:45 Residency interviews and final reflections

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