Our Team Leads

There are two aspects of psHEALTH of which I am incredibly proud; our innovative software solutions and our people. Through our powerful, customised software solutions we are working hard to make healthcare better and more efficient. Our position as a leader in this field is the result of a dedicated and creative team that never give up.

I’m a Norwegian who studied in Switzerland and then went on to work at Goldman Sachs in London, Frankfurt and New York. However, after a decade in finance I wanted to do something more meaningful. I grew up in a family of doctors where the challenges of healthcare and healthcare provision were discussed at every opportunity. The healthcare sector therefore had a natural appeal for me and in 2002 I started my first health tech business, Active Health Partners. My experience here helped me refine the two principles on which I went on to found psHEALTH in 2008; we want to be known for our innovative software solutions and for cultivating an exciting environment in which our people can grow and learn.

I’m Caris and I am CEO for ART. I joined psHEALTH for the opportunity to work in a business delivering solutions that truly make a difference in healthcare delivery…but I’ll stay for our fantastic team that are passionate, day-in-day-out, about making that a reality.

I graduated from Oxford University before starting my career in Management Consultancy at Ernst & Young (EY) working across Healthcare, Life Sciences and a number of other industries helping companies to sell to, serve and manage their customers better. From there I moved into Life Sciences; taking on a Global Marketing role in GlaxoSmithKline before finding my home at psHEALTH. I love food (cooking it and eating it), skiing, long walks in remote new places and, as an ex-rower, occasionally reminding myself what I am missing with a little bit of rowing on the Thames.

I’m Helen and I look after finance at psHEALTH. I came to psHEALTH from a background in financial control and management consultancy. That in turn now seems a long way from my languages degree at Cambridge. psHEALTH has ambitious growth plans and we therefore have an extensive and full finance agenda which keeps my team busy and very much at the sharp end of the business. It’s an impressive, challenging and enjoyable environment in which to work where everyone has a total commitment and passion to design and build the best solutions for our clients. Outside the office? I’m a big fan of the water as an ex rower now keen sailor. I run when I can, but nowadays am equally happy on the sidelines, cheering on the kids.

Hi I’m Mela and I’m Head of Implementation at psHealth.

I always wanted to work in a company where innovation was being used to make a real difference in Healthcare and I feel so proud to be implementing ART as a solution as it means that we are able take out some of the waste in the logistics of Healthcare, which allows our customers to focus more on areas of highest importance such as engaging with patients and providing better Healthcare.

I grew up in a family of doctors so working in Healthcare was a natural fit for me as I understood from an early age the importance of having a great health system and it inspired me to try to tackle some of the challenges in this sector. I am a certified Agile Project Consultant and in 2013 I set up my own limited company which delivered a number of large-scale automation projects to companies such as Bupa.

I have travelled extensively around the world and I love to play golf – and combine the two. My favourite being when we played golf in the Himalayas. It was a particularly challenging course as there was cattle roaming freely across the fairway..!

When I’m not busy running around after my toddler, I like to play piano, cook using my Thermomix and do some yoga!

I grew up in North Wales, and studied Engineering Science at Oxford University. The course gave me an excellent overview of a range of fields within engineering, with a mixture of theoretical and practical work. After graduating, I went to China for several months, where I learned some Chinese and then went travelling through several provinces in the west of the country. Once I was back in the UK, I spent two years working for a venture capital fund that invests in technology start-ups. I joined psHEALTH because I wanted an opportunity to develop my technical and engineering skills, and to work on interesting problems in a really important sector.