Healthtech company Doctrin has expanded its team with the appointment of Sune Kaae as chief technology officer (CTO) and Masoud Jadidi as vice president.
Kaae joins from Volvo Car Mobility where he was CTO for three years. He was also director of technology at design consultancy Veryday for more than a year.
Jadidi joins from Philips Health Systems where he spent more than seven years in various roles. He first joined as key account manager in 2012 until he was promoted to business development manager in 2017. After more than two years in the role, Jadidi was then promoted to sales director in January 2018 until his departure in August this year.
Anna-Karin Edstedt Bonamy, chief executive officer of Doctrin, said: ‘We are incredibly happy that Sune and Masoud are joining Doctrin and proud to welcome the two to the organisation and the management team.
‘Doctrin is now entering a very exciting phase where their skills, experiences and leadership will be essential for us to succeed. Attributes that I am confident will take Doctrin’s offering to a whole new level as well as many new markets.’
Founded in 2016, Doctrin is Sweden’s largest B2B digital healthcare platform with 2.3 million users and major healthcare companies such as Capio among its customers. Using the platform, patients log their symptoms via smartphone and healthcare providers use the information and medical history to prioritise and treat patients either online or in person.
In September, Doctrin launched its digital healthcare platform in the UK, raising more than £20m in capital to fund its expansion. The company completed a c.£7m Series B-round led by HealthCap and Swedbank Robur in June.
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