Clinicians and leaders who guide our work

Dr. Nisha Chandran is a Board-Certified Pediatrician with more than 20 years of experience in clinical medicine, healthcare leadership, and medical decision-making. She earned her medical degree in India and has dedicated her career to improving patient outcomes through evidence-based care and the responsible application of medical innovation.

In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. Chandran serves as a Medical Director for a major national health insurance organization, where she evaluates complex medical cases, reviews clinical data, and supports evidence-based healthcare decisions. Her work involves the assessment of medical necessity, quality standards, and healthcare outcomes across diverse patient populations.

With experience spanning direct patient care, healthcare administration, and clinical review, Dr. Chandran brings a unique perspective that bridges medicine, technology, and healthcare operations. As a member of the Medical Advisory Board, she provides guidance on clinical accuracy, patient safety, regulatory considerations, and the ethical integration of artificial intelligence into healthcare solutions, including medical imaging and diagnostic technologies.

Dr. Chandran is passionate about leveraging innovation to enhance clinical decision-making while maintaining the highest standards of patient care and medical integrity.

Elliot Silverman is a Radiology Director and healthcare consultant with 50 years of experience in American medical imaging. Across his career he has held administrative leadership and clinical management roles at mid-sized and large hospitals and imaging centers, the very institutions where new imaging technology succeeds or fails.

In recent years he has focused on healthcare consulting, specializing in imaging equipment, leasing and financing, teleradiology services, and medical billing. Few people have seen the business of radiology from as many angles: the reading room, the director's office, the vendor negotiation, and the billing cycle behind it all.

As a member of the Advisory Board, Elliot guides Qscription and its partners on structured product evaluation and clinical feedback programs for radiology AI (SaMD) companies, cultivating key opinion leader (KOL) relationships, enabling early real-world clinical evaluations, and advancing teleradiology services, including the staffing of ABR-certified radiologists and preliminary-read services.

Dr. Kimberly Beavers is a fellowship-trained, board-certified breast imaging radiologist and Clinical Assistant Professor at NYU Langone Health. She serves as Secretary of the Florida Radiological Society, is the inaugural Teleradiology Subcommittee Chair for RADPAC, and sits on the American College of Radiology's Commission on Government Relations.

Few voices in American radiology combine her clinical depth in breast imaging with her fluency in the policy and advocacy landscape that shapes how imaging AI actually reaches patients.

As Founding Clinical Advisor, Dr. Beavers guides the clinical evaluation and adoption of breast imaging AI across Qscription's partner portfolio, helping global medtech innovators bring their solutions to US patients the right way: clinically validated, workflow-ready, and reimbursement-aware.

Institutional affiliations are listed for identification only and do not imply endorsement by NYU Langone Health or any other organization named above.