About us

Who we are

Medexprim, founded in 2015, is a spin-off from Toulouse University Hospital

We provide software and business intelligence processes to enable collaboration between hospitals and pharmaceutical companies. With a core expertise on imaging, we combine imaging data, clinical data, biology & genomics, to deliver complex high-quality regulatory-grade datasets for research. We pioneer new ways to design and execute clinical trials to dramatically reduce the associated time, cost, and risks.

Team

We love what we do. We are building a team of passionate, visionary people in France, Europe and the USA. And we’re always looking for talent.

Please see our current job openings here, or send a CV and cover letter at hr@medexprim.com.

Romain Cazavan

CEO

Romain Cazavan began his career at Générale de Santé and joined Siemens France in 2001 as Chief Financial Officer. In 2015, he joined AGFA Healthcare as CFO, where he participated in the signature of the renewal of the APHP contract. A Business Angel and Business Developer for Digital Health Startups since 2017, he was won over by the Medexprim project and became its CEO in April 2020.

Karine Seymour

CIO - Founder

Karine Seymour holds an engineering degree from ENSTA, Paris, a Master of Applied Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of British Columbia and an Executive MBA from Toulouse Business School. She brings 20 years of experience in managing PACS projects in France and in North America. She founded Medexprim in 2015.

Nicolas Dubost

VP Data & Partnerships BU

Fluent in English, German and Italian, Nicolas Dubost brings more than 20 years of experience in management and business development in the medical imaging and medical devices fields, in Europe and North America. He places ethics and trust at the heart of the relationships with Medexprim's partners.

Fabrice Pillon

General Manager of Customer Success

After training as a telecommunications engineer, Fabrice dedicated his career to healthcare IT, in particular to the deployment of computerized patient records in hospitals in France and abroad, and to the industrialization of delivery processes. He worked at Siemens and Maincare, and graduated from Télécom Paris.