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Dr. Andrew Botham is the cofounder and chief scientific officer of TestCard – an at-home testing solution that provides immediate results at a low cost by providing a non-invasive urine test kit embedded into a postcard, with an accompanying mobile application that turns a mobile phone’s camera into a clinical grade scanner.
This is part two of our startup series, where we focus on the experiences, challenges, and insights gained from innovative solution seekers who are redefining healthcare.
HT: Before founding TestCard, you gained unique experience from the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK. Could you please share with us a bit more about what you did there and what your responsibilities were?
Andrew Botham: I was the Laboratory Manager for Blood Sciences in Hull and East Yorkshire. I ran the blood sciences service which included biochemistry, hematology, immunology, blood transfusion and point of care testing. So in essence, all of the blood testing for the entire area.
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