VelocityTX Vital Signs
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Podcast Overview
<p><b>VelocityTX Vital Signs</b> explores the people and ideas shaping the future of health and medical innovation. Hosted by VelocityTX Chief Innovation Officer <b>Jeremy Nelson, PhD</b>, the show features relaxed, conversational interviews with leaders across medtech, military medicine, research, and entrepreneurship.<br><br></p><p>Each episode dives into the stories behind breakthrough ideas, the realities of building and scaling health technologies, and the growing role of <b>San Antonio’s innovation ecosystem</b> in advancing medical solutions that impact both civilian and military communities.</p><p><br></p><p>From startup journeys to translational research to regional economic development, <b>Vital Signs</b> offers an inside look at the innovators, investors, and institutions working to transform healthcare—locally and globally. </p>
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Publishing Since
3/10/2026
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Recent Episodes
June 19, 2026
Ep. 12 Amanda Ramirez, PhD
She's a psychologist turned student success director who's spent years helping researchers turn their training into real-world careers. In this episode of Vital Signs, Amanda Ramirez PhD talks about her work to prepare young scientists for careers beyond academia — and why getting out of the lab is step one. She also gets into brain drain, what San Antonio is doing well, and what it'll take to build the infrastructure to keep great scientists here. Also — she had the perfect response to our...
June 19, 2026
Ep. 11 Dr. Paulomi Modi
One day she defended her dissertation. The next, she sat down for hot wings and answered questions that would make even the most seasoned biotech execs sweat. In this episode of Vital Signs, Dr. Paulomi Modi talks rhabdomyosarcoma therapy resistance, why pediatric oncology needs smarter commercialization pathways, how Nucleate Texas is helping students turn science into startups, and what San Antonio can do to strengthen its life science ecosystem without losing what makes it unique. Her ta...
June 19, 2026
Ep 13. Chad Carey
San Antonio has everything it needs to compete on the national stage: innovative companies, leading universities, and a unique confluence of military assets and installations. But talent doesn't just choose a job. It chooses a city. That's where Chad Carey comes in. Through his Empty Stomach Group, Chad now operates 18 bars, restaurants, and music venues across San Antonio, and together, they've helped make our city the kind of place where people want to build a life, not just take a job. ...
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- What is VelocityTX Vital Signs?
<p><b>VelocityTX Vital Signs</b> explores the people and ideas shaping the future of health and medical innovation. Hosted by VelocityTX Chief Innovation Officer <b>Jeremy Nelson, PhD</b>, the show features relaxed, conversational interviews with leaders across medtech, military medicine, research, and entrepreneurship.<br><br></p><p>Each episode dives into the stories behind breakthrough ideas, the realities of building and scaling health technologies, and the growing role of <b>San Antonio’s innovation ecosystem</b> in advancing medical solutions that impact both civilian and military communities.</p><p><br></p><p>From startup journeys to translational research to regional economic development, <b>Vital Signs</b> offers an inside look at the innovators, investors, and institutions working to transform healthcare—locally and globally. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
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- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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