Shows
The MTPConnect PodcastNurturing your Clinical Innovation with AUSCEPIn a special series dedicated to the Australian Clinical Entrepreneur Program (AUSCEP) we introduce you to some of the passionate health professionals taking part in this 12-month program to develop their innovative ideas into products and enterprises. Elleesha King is a registered nurse and ambulance paramedic, and founder of Pulsatile Innovations, a start-up developing a medical device called Pulse Tile™ to reduce delays to CPR and defibrillation. She takes us on the journey of turning her idea into reality and explains how taking part in AUSCEP and meeting like-minded entrepreneurs has paid off in spades. www.thepulsetile.com2025-05-2315 min
ABCDStartup with a Pulse: Elleesha King’s Journey from Ambulance to InnovationIn this episode, Tejas sits down with Elleesha King—ambulance paramedic and health tech founder—to talk about Pulsatile Innovations and the groundbreaking product that could change the way first responders check for a pulse during cardiac arrest.We dive into her unexpected transition from the frontlines of healthcare to the world of startups, what it takes to build in the medtech space, and how lived experience can fuel powerful innovation.Whether you're into health tech, social impact, or just love a good founder story—this one’s for you.2025-04-0528 min
Get Off The Bench PodcastElleesha King - Transforming CPR outcomes with Pulse TileFounder and CEO of Pulsatile Innovations, Elleesha King, has been an ambulance paramedic and registered nurse for over ten years. While often working alone in remote and rural areas, Elleesha found herself having to juggle multiple tasks during cardiac arrest emergencies, especially when trying to accurately check for a pulse. She began to wonder if this was a common problem and why there wasn't a simple tool to help rescuers in these situations. After looking into the issue and talking with colleagues, Elleesha realised that many healthcare professionals shared the same struggle in checking a pulse quickly. S...2025-01-0951 min