Hubert Zajicek, MD, MBA, is CEO and co-founder of Health Wildcatters, a healthcare seed fund and accelerator in Dallas. Health Wildcatters provides mentorship, capital and guidance to up to 12 healthcare related startups during an intensive three-month program that culminates in a pitch day. Dr. Zajicek has extensive experience with startups and is an active speaker, panelist, and thought leader on healthcare startups, entrepreneurship, financing, and healthcare. He lives in Dallas with his wife, Sara McNally Zajicek, MD, a diagnostic radiologist, and two daughters.
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