Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai Medical Center was among the contributors to the funding round. Clinician Nexus was previously a participant in the Cedars-Sinai Accelerator program during the summer of 2019.
The Clinician Nexus platform has already been implemented by 100 hospitals and 150 medical schools in the U.S., resulting in more efficient orchestration of more than 10,000 clinical student rotations.
“Clinician Nexus allows clinical sites, such as hospitals and clinics, and students to directly connect with one another, find the right fit, clarify expectations and eliminate surprises. Historically, that process has been very cumbersome, inefficient and time-consuming,” CEO Katrina Anderson said in the announcement. “By offering access to a shared platform for students, healthcare facilities and schools, the process is vastly improved, much more intuitive and lowers the margin for error in onboarding students.”
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