Beth Kutscher

Andrew Lacy wanted peace of mind. The serial entrepreneur was concerned about the toll his career was taking on his health. His stress level was high. He was neglecting exercise, sleep and balanced meals. But doctors weren’t giving him the answers he was looking for. “They’d listen to my chest and look in my ear, and they might say, eat some more greens, but otherwise, you’re healthy,” he said. “It felt like the most cursory exam in the universe.”.

William Brown, M.S. thought he wanted to be a physical therapist. But after getting waitlisted at his preferred schools, he needed a new plan. He stumbled upon a career that many people aren’t familiar with: cardiac mapping. He now works with electrophysiologists to create 3D anatomical models of the heart for patients undergoing ablations for arrhythmias and atrial fibrillation.