About Us
PatientNotes is a clinical note-taking tool that uses AI to write clinical notes, patient summaries, and referral letters. It is designed to save you time and improve the quality of your notes. With a focus on privacy and security, PatientNotes is the best way to start leveraging AI in your work today.
Meet our Team
We're a dynamic group of individuals who are passionate about what we do and dedicated to delivering the best results for you and your clients.
Darren Ross
CEO
Darren is driven to deliver great healthcare experiences. He has spent decades working as a Physiotherapist, while also building businesses like ClinicArmour and Physica. PatientNotes is a chance to solve the problem of finalising patient notes and reducing the massive cost of admin time.
Sarah Moran
COO
When Sarah stumbles on a good idea you can bet it won't be long before the world hears about it. She taught A.I. skills to over 1000 high school girls during the pandemic in partnership with Microsoft, and next on her list is the first 1000 customers of PatientNotes.
Lachlan Donald
CTO
Lachlan geeks out building global game-changing tech. His impact includes as cofounder of 99designs, cofounder of Buildkite, and now PatientNotes. Like all Melburnians, he runs on great coffee.
Tara Weir
Head of Compliance
Tara has a background in policy, law, HR and technology. She has worked in both the private and public sectors as well as a technical writing consultant to established SaaS companies and various SaaS startups.
Jason Smale
Software Engineer
Jason had witnessed the burden of documentation for medical professionals and saw an opportunity to leverage technology to help improve the patient experience. Prior to PatientNotes, Jason was SVP of Engineering at Zendesk.
Cassie Weir
Software Engineer
Cassie is a full stack developer with a passion for building beautiful and functional user interfaces. PatientNotes is a way for her to help improve the lives of healthcare professionals.
PatientNotes has helped me reduce the admin time I used to spend completing notes. I used to feel anxious and complete all my notes in half a day, once a week. Now, it's done in the moment and everyone's immediately on the same page.