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Meet the nurse who's also a private equity investor

Meet the nurse who's also a private equity investor

Meghan Fitzgerald's investment thesis is grounded in her experiences across pharmacy, pharma and health systems - as well as countless hours spent in the ICU.
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Meghan Fitzgerald is a bit of a unicorn in health care circles.

She’s a nurse who treats patients a day or two a week, taking on shifts when she can. When she’s not in the ICU, she’s a public company board-member, public health educator, as well as an active private equity investor. This makes her part of a small group of women deploying capital at scale. If you think venture isn’t diverse, try taking a look at the upper echelons of private equity firms.

Meghan, who goes by Meg to her friends, and I have kept up a regular dialog since my CNBC days. I’ve long viewed her as a sounding board for investment themes and trends. So I sent her a note a few weeks back to ask about where she’s placing bets these days. Who better to talk to about navigating these uncertain times? When she responded with a bunch of thoughts, I asked her if I could share her expertise with all of you. She quickly agreed - so here goes.

Christina Farr

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Christina Farr

Christina Farr is a healthcare writer and investor. Formerly at CNBC and Reuters, she covers digital health, startups, and policy, blending reporting with analysis and investing perspective to help leaders navigate healthcare’s evolving landscape.

New York City

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